Find clear answers to common questions about how Saver+ improves farming efficiency, sustainability and environmental protection.
Does lowering pesticide application rates lead to resistance development?
Saver+ forms a biodegradable film that encapsulates pesticide active ingredients, minimising losses and enhancing efficiency. Target pests and weeds are controlled at the same level as standard rates, and in many cases, suppression is even stronger, supporting resistance management.
Will reducing NPK mineral fertiliser application rates cause nutrient deficiencies in plants?
No. Saver+ encapsulates fertiliser actives, reducing leaching and evaporation. Even with lower NPK application, plants still receive the same level of nutrients through improved efficiency.
We have tested similar products before and they were ineffective. Why is this different?
Saver+ is uniquely formulated with film-forming technology that enhances adhesion, penetration and longevity of active ingredients. It has been consistently validated in independent trials.
Can Saver+ help lower pesticide costs?
Yes. By improving spray coverage and penetration, Saver+ enables farmers to reduce pesticide dosage while maintaining control effectiveness.
Does Saver+ improve rainfastness of pesticides?
Yes. Saver+ helps droplets adhere to the leaf surface and resist wash-off, ensuring effectiveness even after rainfall.
Will Saver+ reduce crop stress when applying herbicides?
Yes. Saver+ forms a protective film that reduces herbicide stress, supporting healthier crop growth.
What is the recommended dosage and does it change with fertiliser quantity?
The application rate is 0.3 litres per hectare mixed with 200 litres of water. Dosage remains constant regardless of fertiliser quantity. If water volume changes, adjust proportionally.
Does the dosage need to be adjusted if herbicide or pesticide amount is increased?
No. The standard dosage of 0.3 litres per 200 litres of water applies. Maintain ratio based on water, not chemical quantity.
What are the water volume and temperature requirements?
Saver+ is compatible with standard spray practices. No change in water volume or temperature conditions is required.
How is Saver+ applied for soil vs foliar use?
For soil: apply fertiliser then spray Saver+ solution over soil. For foliar: reduce chemical inputs by up to 50% and spray mixture directly onto leaves.
Which products or fertilisers can be used in tank mixes?
Saver+ is compatible with all chemical fertilisers and pesticides after a standard compatibility test. It should not be mixed with biological products.
Is Saver+ suitable for all nitrogen fertilisers such as ammonium sulphate or compound fertilisers?
Yes. Saver+ is compatible with all nitrogen-based fertilisers.
Are there any application restrictions?
Only one — do not mix Saver+ with biological formulations. Otherwise no restrictions.
Is the product organic or safe for the environment?
Saver+ has biological properties and is biodegradable. It is safe for humans, animals and pollinators. It leaves no harmful residue and improves sustainability.
Will frequent watering in nurseries affect water uptake due to the film?
No. The film retains moisture and may enhance water absorption.
Does the film degrade and how long does it last?
The film is biodegradable and designed to prolong active ingredient effectiveness for up to 30 days.
Is Saver+ compatible with systemic and contact pesticides?
Yes. It enhances both types by improving penetration and adhesion.
Is the product classified under the Poison Act or registered with DOA?
No. Saver+ is not classified as a poison and does not require registration with the Department of Agriculture.
Is Saver+ officially certified organic?
It meets organic characteristics but contains chemical elements, so crops treated with Saver+ can pass organic certification checks under most standards. Further verification is recommended depending on export markets.
Can crops treated with Saver+ be exported to countries with strict regulations such as Singapore?
Yes in principle. The product is biodegradable and passes safety checks, but users are advised to confirm specific regulatory requirements per country.
