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Dry Seed Treat
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A talc-based enzyme seed treatment applied directly to any seed at planting time or
to plant roots when transplanted. Dry Seed Treat enhances germination, root development,
and nutrient uptake to promote higher crop yields and test weight. Due to the larger root
system, plants treated with Dry Seed Treat also tend to have higher sugar content and are
less susceptible to drought, insects, and diseases like Goss's wilt.
The talc carrier helps the treatment to easily adhere to the seed coat and also provides
lubrication for finger and air planter mechanisms. Dry Seed Treat is non-toxic when used as
recommended and may be combined with insecticides, fungicides, and other seed treatments.
At the recommended application rate, Dry Seed Treat costs about $1 per acre on corn, about
$1.50 to $2 per acre for soybeans, and from $2 to $5 per acre for alfalfa, cover crops,
oats, wheat, and other small grains and forages.
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