Krishikranti Triple Shield Azoxystrobin 2.5% + Thiophanate Methyl 11.25% + Thiamethoxam 25% FS

Triple Shield Azoxystrobin 2.5% + Thiophanate Methyl 11.25% + Thiamethoxam 25% FS is a seed treatment insecticide + fungicide for soybean. One seed coating protects soybean seeds and young plants from soil-borne diseases (root rot and seedling blight) and early insect pests such as shoot fly, termites and white grub. The dose is 10 ml per kg of seed.

Key Product Details

Why Soybean Seed Treatment Is Important

The first 3–4 weeks after sowing are the most risky stage for soybean. Soil fungi cause seed rot, root rot and seedling death. Shoot fly, termites and white grub attack young plants. A single seed treatment protects the crop through this early stage, when spraying is difficult and damage is hard to reverse.

What Does Azoxystrobin + Thiophanate Methyl + Thiamethoxam Control?

Azoxystrobin + Thiophanate Methyl + Thiamethoxam FS Dose

The dose of Azoxystrobin 2.5% + Thiophanate Methyl 11.25% + Thiamethoxam 25% FS for soybean seed treatment is 10 ml per kg of seed (100 ml per 10 kg of seed).

How much do I need per acre?

Multiply your seed quantity by 10 ml. Examples:

How to Do Soybean Seed Treatment (Step by Step)

1. Measure: take 10 ml of Triple Shield for every 1 kg of seed.
2. Make slurry: mix the measured product in a small amount of clean water.
3. Coat the seed: pour the slurry over the seed in a bucket, drum or plastic sheet. Mix gently until every seed has an even red coating.
4. Dry: spread the treated seed in shade to dry. Do not dry in direct sun.
5. Sow: sow the treated seed after it dries, as per the label.
6. Bio-fertilizers: if you also use Rhizobium or PSB culture, apply this chemical seed treatment first. Let the seed dry, then apply the bio-fertilizer just before sowing.

How the Three Ingredients Work

Two fungicides with different modes of action plus one insecticide give disease and insect protection in a single seed treatment.

Benefits of Triple Shield

• Insecticide and fungicide in one seed treatment, so no separate products are needed.
• Two fungicides from different groups for wider disease protection.
• Protects the crop at the weakest stage, from sowing to early growth.
• Helps better germination and a uniform plant stand by reducing seed rot and seedling loss.
• Easy to use: one measured dose per kg of seed.

Safety Precautions

• Read the label and leaflet before use.
• Wear gloves and a mask while treating seed.
• Never use treated seed as food or animal feed.
• Keep treated seed and empty containers away from children, animals, ponds and canals.
• Store in the original container in a cool, dry place.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Azoxystrobin 2.5% + Thiophanate Methyl 11.25% + Thiamethoxam 25% FS used for?

It is used for soybean seed treatment. It protects seeds and seedlings from root rot, seedling blight, shoot fly, termites and white grub.

What is the dose of Azoxystrobin + Thiophanate Methyl + Thiamethoxam FS?

The dose is 10 ml per kg of seed, which is 100 ml for 10 kg of soybean seed.

Is this product an insecticide or a fungicide?

It is both. Azoxystrobin and Thiophanate Methyl are fungicides, and Thiamethoxam is an insecticide.

Which fungicide is used for soybean seed treatment?

Azoxystrobin 2.5% + Thiophanate Methyl 11.25% + Thiamethoxam 25% FS is a soybean seed treatment that combines two fungicides with one insecticide in a single product.

Can I use Rhizobium with Triple Shield?

Follow the FIR order: Fungicide and Insecticide first, Rhizobium last. Treat seed with Triple Shield, let it dry, then apply Rhizobium just before sowing.

Can I spray this product on standing crop?

No. It is an FS formulation made for seed treatment. Use it only as directed on the label.

Related Products and Guides

• All soybean products
• Fungicides for soybean
• Insecticides for soybean: girdle beetle, semilooper and stem fly control
• Thiamethoxam 30% FS: insecticide-only seed treatment
• Rhizobium bio-fertilizer: for soybean seed inoculation after chemical seed treatment
• Trichoderma Harzianum: biological option for soil-borne disease