ACTION AND PROPERTIES OF SIVANTO ENERGY:
Sivanto Energy revolutionises the approach to insecticidal protection by utilising the synergy of two powerful active substances. The product acts on pests by contact and ingestion, stopping their feeding within moments of application. Within the plant, the preparation works in two ways: it acts on the surface (thanks to deltamethrin) and fully systemically (thanks to flupyradifuron). This means that after penetrating the tissues, the substance circulates with the plant sap, protecting from the inside not only the leaves treated with the spray liquid but also newly emerging shoots. The preparation effectively protects, among others, oilseed rape, wheat, and maize against invasions of weevils, pollen beetle, leafhoppers, or European corn borer, ensuring a higher yield of excellent commercial value.
CONTENT OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES:
flupyradifuron - 75 g/l (6.48%)
deltamethrin - 10 g/l (0.86%)
Advantages of using Sivanto Energy:
- Instant insect elimination effect: a powerful contact strike immediately disables pests (knock-down effect), minimising yield losses.
- Long-lasting systemic protection: the substance circulating in the plant protects systemically, including new and previously untreated growth.
- Wide application: precisely controls the most important chewing and sucking pests in many key agricultural species (oilseed rape, cereals, maize).
Pre-harvest interval:
- Winter oilseed rape, spring oilseed rape - 45 days
- Winter wheat, spring wheat - 30 days
- Grapevine - 14 days
- Sweet maize - 7 days
- Maize, common millet, sorghum, mustard - not required
SIVANTO ENERGY - SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:
Winter oilseed rape
| Controlled pests: |
cabbage stem weevil, cabbage seed weevil |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.75 l/ha |
| Application timing: |
according to monitoring, from main shoot growth stage to beginning of flower bud development (BBCH 30-49) |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
1 |
| Recommended water volume: |
200-600 l/ha |
| Controlled pests: |
pollen beetle |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.75 l/ha |
| Application timing: |
after pest occurrence, from beginning of flower bud development to the stage when still closed individual buds are visible on lateral inflorescences (BBCH 50-57), not less than 10 days before flowering starts |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
1 |
| Recommended water volume: |
200-600 l/ha |
| Controlled pests: |
cabbage root fly, cabbage seed weevil |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.5 l/ha |
| Application timing: |
after pest occurrence, from beginning to end of pod development phase (BBCH 71-79) |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
1 (considering interval between all treatments min. 14 days, max 2 per season) |
| Recommended water volume: |
200-600 l/ha |
Spring oilseed rape
| Controlled pests: |
pollen beetle |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.75 l/ha |
| Application timing: |
after pest occurrence, from beginning of flower bud development to the stage when still closed individual buds are visible on lateral inflorescences (BBCH 50-57), not less than 10 days before flowering starts |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
1 (max 2 treatments per season with minimum 14 days interval) |
| Recommended water volume: |
200-600 l/ha |
Winter wheat, spring wheat
| Controlled pests: |
leafhoppers |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.5 l/ha |
| Application timing: |
according to monitoring, from beginning of leaf sheath thickening to beginning of wax ripeness of grains (BBCH 41-83), excluding 10 days before flowering and the flowering phase itself |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
2 (interval at least 14 days) |
| Recommended water volume: |
200-400 l/ha |
Maize
| Controlled pests: |
aphids, European corn borer, sunflower moth, western corn rootworm |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.75 l/ha |
| Application timing: |
according to monitoring, from beginning of tassel emergence to full milk ripeness of grains (BBCH 51-75), excluding 10 days before flowering and the flowering phase itself |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
1 |
| Recommended water volume: |
200-500 l/ha |
SMALL-AREA APPLICATIONS:
The responsibility for the effectiveness and phytotoxicity of the plant protection product used in small-area crops lies solely with its user.
Mustard
| Controlled pests: |
pollen beetle |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.75 l/ha |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
1 |
Spring oilseed rape
| Controlled pests: |
cabbage stem weevil, cabbage seed weevil (0.75 l/ha) | cabbage root fly, cabbage seed weevil (0.5 l/ha) |
| Application timing: |
stem weevils: BBCH 30-49 | pod pests: BBCH 71-79 |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
Max 2 per season (interval min. 14 days) |
Winter wheat, spring wheat
| Controlled pests: |
cereal leaf beetle |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.75 l/ha |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
2 (interval at least 14 days) |
Sweet maize, common millet, sorghum
| Controlled pests: |
aphids, European corn borer, sunflower moth (and rootworm in the case of maize) |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.75 l/ha |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
1 |
Grapevine
| Controlled pests: |
Scaphoideus titanus (leafhopper from the Cicadellidae family – vector of phytoplasma diseases) |
| Maximum / recommended dose: |
0.4 l/ha |
| Application timing: |
from fruit setting to beginning of ripening, colouring of berries (BBCH 71-81) |
| Maximum number of treatments: |
2 (interval at least 14 days) |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Sivanto Energy:
How quickly does Sivanto Energy act on pests?
Thanks to the presence of a pyrethroid, the product acts insecticidally immediately upon contact with the pest (the so-called knock-down effect). This causes pests to stop feeding instantly, thereby protecting the plant structure from damage.
Will the product protect growing parts of plants that were not sprayed with the spray liquid?
Yes. Due to flupyradifuron, the product exhibits outstanding systemic properties. It penetrates the plant's tissue system and moves with the cell sap, continuously and comprehensively protecting even newly emerging leaves and shoots from insects.