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Seed treatments are essential for enhancing germination, safeguarding against insects and diseases, and boosting overall crop yield and quality.

Our Seed Treatment Interactive Tool offers a variety of options to protect seeds from a wide range of pests. The table below features a comprehensive database of over 145 treatment options for the most common insects and diseases affecting major crops in Canada. For each treatment, the table lists the commercial name, active ingredients, and the pests for which the product is registered.

Instructions:

  1. Select Your Crop
    • Click on the dropdown to choose a crop.
  2. Choose Target insects and diseases
    • Select on the drop-down menu to select insects and diseases that you want to control.
  3. Mobile Device Users
    • If you’re using a mobile device, tap the plus sign next to the product name to view the active ingredient.
Interactive Tool for West
Interactive Tool for East
Legend: +: Control S: Suppression

*This table is for guidance only. Always refer to the label to find the correct field application rate and to know what restrictions must be respected. Consult your provincial guide to crop protection and check with your seed dealers to determine which formulations and combinations to use for your operation.

A message from our sponsor, Syngenta 

Protecting Pollinators on the Farm

Bees are vitally important to the sustainability of agriculture. At least one third of the human food supply from crops and plants depends on insect pollination, most of which is performed by bees. The estimated value of their contribution to Canadian agriculture alone is over $3 billion.1

We all have a role to play in protecting the health and well-being of pollinators. Following Best Management Practices (BMPs) will help maximize the benefits of seed treatments while also protecting bees around farm operations. Specific bee health BMPs have been developed for pre-planting, during and after planting: 

  • Pre-planting – Communication. Proper storage and handling. Equipment check.
  • During and after planting – Minimizing dust is key. Proper clean-up is important too.
As always, when handling any crop protection product, it is important to start by reading and following all label directions.

For more information to support healthy crops, healthy bees, and a healthy environment, visit www.beehealth.ca. 

1. Government of Canada. Statistical Overview of the Canadian Honey Bee Industry, 2025.