A five-phase agronomic protocol that protects the crop from sowing through to harvest and feeds it stage by stage — one coordinated schedule, built to cut overuse, simplify decisions in the field, and improve yield.
One five-phase schedule — from the seed at sowing to the final foliar feed.
The Seed Treatment Program is Agroperfect's core agronomic protocol: a single, ordered sequence that starts by protecting the seed before it germinates and carries the crop forward with weed, disease, and insect control timed to plant age — running alongside a full-season nutrition track.
Because every input is tied to a phase and a timing window, the protocol keeps applications in their place — nothing is sprayed earlier or later than it should be — which reduces overuse, controls cost, and protects performance from day zero to harvest.
Four phases of sequenced crop protection run alongside one continuous nutrition track — so defending the crop and feeding it are planned as a single schedule, from the seed to the final fill.
Protection — phases 1–4
Layered defense, in order
It begins at the seed and follows the crop forward: treat the seed before it germinates, clear early weeds while the crop is most vulnerable, then open the fungicide and insecticide windows as pressure builds. Each layer is timed to plant age, so every product lands when it works best — and only when it's needed.
Nutrition — phase 5
Feeding that runs all season
A parallel nutrition track from sowing through grain fill: a balanced NPK base at planting, biostimulants and stress relief in early growth, then phosphorus- and potassium-led foliar feeds that drive physiological activity, filling, and crop quality in the final stages.
From the seed to the fill
One schedule that turns a protected stand into real yield
A clean, well-established crop that stays defended through every window — and fed through every stage — is what converts healthy plants into higher yield and better market value at harvest.
The protocol, phase by phase
The five phases
Each phase below shows its timing window and the products that belong to it — read top to bottom, the five phases are the full season as one plan.
Crop protection · phases 1–4 Nutrition · phase 5
01
Seed Treatment
At sowing · Day 0
Protect the seed before it germinates — the foundation the whole protocol is built on.
Seed treatment products
DIFMAXApplied to the seed before sowing to defend against seed- and soil-borne fungal pathogens and support clean, uniform germination.
KRESHERProtects seeds and young seedlings during establishment and reduces the risk of early-stage disease problems.
TESTRAat sowing onlyUsed only at the very beginning of planting (Day 0 / at sowing) to safeguard the seed and give the crop an even, vigorous start.
02
Herbicide
Early season · up to 50 days
Clear weed competition while the crop is young and most vulnerable — strictly within the early window.
Herbicides
Start onlySWEEPERUsed only at the very beginning of the season to knock back early weed competition; it should not be extended into the later season.
After emergence2,4-D Amin Extraup to 30 daysApplied after crop emergence to control broadleaf weeds. Used only up to 30 days of plant age.
Follow-upFEKSALup to 50 daysApplied after 2,4-D Amin Extra to keep the field clean through early development. Used up to 50 days of plant age.
03
Fungicide
Mid to late season
Protect the canopy through the disease-control window and preserve green leaf area into filling.
Fungicides
STARLOT EXTRAPositioned in the mid-to-late season disease window to protect the canopy and preserve photosynthetic leaf area.
KARBISMAXApplied within the disease-control timing window to manage fungal pressure and safeguard yield.
04
Insecticide
As needed
Manage the insect complex on pressure — only the insecticides listed in this program should be used.
Insecticides
CAREZEONApplied according to pest pressure and field monitoring to manage the insect complex during the season.
CYPERTORA fast-acting insecticide used as needed against key pests, matched to field conditions and scouting.
05
Nutrition Program
Sowing → 60–70 days
A continuous nutrition track timed to plant age — base nutrition, biostimulants, then foliar feeds for filling.
Nutrition schedule
At sowingNPK Plus Poly SulphateProvides a balanced nutritional base at planting, supports root development, and promotes strong crop establishment.
20–25 daysAGROFERT BOOSTStimulates early vegetative growth, supports rapid establishment, and improves nutrient-use efficiency.
20–25 daysSALINITYFIXwith AGROFERT BOOSTApplied together with AGROFERT BOOST to reduce the impact of stress on plant development.
30 daysVIGLAXone applicationImproves plant vitality and supports vigorous early development.
30 daysDISBONDAone applicationReinforces vitality and supports even, uniform development across the field.
40–50 daysFOLIAFERT 10-52-10 + TESupports physiological activity, improves energy transfer within the plant, enhances root activity, and maintains nutritional balance during active growth.
60–70 daysFOLIAFERT 7-5-42.5 + 2.5 Mg + TEA potassium-led foliar feed that supports filling and crop quality and improves plant efficiency in the final stages.
60–70 daysSALINITYFIXsecond applicationApplied alongside late foliar nutrition to enhance stress tolerance through the final stages of the season.
Know the threats
What the protocol protects against
The four protection phases are built around the threats that most damage a crop — here's what each phase is designed to manage, and the products that handle it.
Seed & soil disease
Seed & seedling rots
Fusarium · Pythium · Rhizoctonia
Attack germinating seed and young seedlings, causing patchy emergence and thin, uneven stands that compromise yield before the crop is even up.