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Get serious about your early season plant health with Lumiderm Insecticide Seed Treatment.
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Lumiderm™ insecticide seed treatment provides excellent plant protection against both flea beetles and cutworms in one convenient bag.
In soybeans, Lumiderm provides industry leading protection against early season insect pests and healthier, more uniform soybean stands.
Get serious about your early season plant health with Lumiderm Insecticide Seed Treatment.
Watch VideoLumiderm insecticide seed treatment contains a unique Group 28 insecticide.
Across Western Canada, canola growers are experiencing high flea beetle pressure that is causing significant damage to canola crops and growers are demanding a better solution. Lumiderm insecticide seed treatment provides premium protection from both crucifer and striped flea beetles.
Cutworms are a real problem in canola production and are increasing in pressure. If you’re not paying close attention to your fields, they can destroy a significant portion of your crop in a matter of days. Lumiderm is one of the only seed treatments that protects your canola from cutworm feeding, which helps enhance early season stand establishment and crop vigour.
When you’ve planted Lumiderm treated canola seed your crop will gain an advantage over both cutworms and flea beetles for up to 35 days of protection. This enhanced protection is critical during the first few weeks of seedling growth, which will allow your canola crop to thrive. Not only does Lumiderm reduce risk from both flea beetle and cutworm damage, it also delivers substantial increases in plant vigour and biomass. Lumiderm treated canola grows bigger, faster and more even than the untreated canola.
Lumiderm provides soybean seedlings with extended protection against key early season insects: soybean aphid, bean leaf beetle, seed corn maggot, European chafer, Japanese beetle, white grub, wireworm, and cutworms
Lumiderm contains a unique Group 28 insecticide, a non-neonic seed treatment option with minimal impact on the environment that reduces administration paperwork. It also has minimal impact on beneficial insects and pollinators when used in accordance with the label1
Lumiderm™ insecticide seed treatment provides broad spectrum protection from early season insect pests in soybeans and completes the soybean protection package with Lumisena™ fungicide seed treatment.
To maximize yield potential, insect and disease protection go hand-in-hand. Lumiderm complements Lumisena fungicide seed treatment and results in healthier, more abundant soybean stands.
Get serious seed protection for your soybeans and maximize your yield potential with Lumisena fungicide seed treatment and Lumiderm insecticide seed treatment.
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Insecticide seed treatment for use on canola and soybeans.
Canola (Brassica spp.)
Soybean
Dilute in a sufficient volume to obtain thorough, uniform coverage. Polymers, colourants and other additives should be tested for compatibility and seed safety prior to use in combination with Lumiderm insecticide seed treatment.
Apply as a seed treatment.
This product contains no colourant. An appropriate colourant must be added when this product is applied. Regulations pertaining to the Seeds Act must be strictly adhered to when using this product. Seed must be conspicuously coloured at the time of treatment.
Application to canola must be completed by commercial treaters
(facilities and mobile treaters) with closed transfer systems only.
Closed transfer includes closed mixing, loading, calibrating, and closed
treatment equipment only.
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1In line with Integrated Pest Management and Good Agricultural Practices, insecticide applications should be made when pollinators are not foraging to avoid unnecessary exposure.