Slug pressure is one of the most unpredictable and damaging threats to autumn crops. A single wet weekend can turn a lightly grazed crop into a write-off — and in many seasons, the window for effective control is frustratingly narrow.
In such conditions, pellet durability is everything. The more time a pellet remains intact and palatable in the field, the longer it provides control without the need for costly reapplications.
Slug pellets don’t just have to kill slugs — they have to keep working through the weather that slugs love most: damp, cool, overcast days and nights.
For every day a pellet remains attractive and intact, you buy time — protecting your crop and reducing labour and machinery costs.
Not all ferric phosphate pellets are equal. De Sangosse’s class-leading range is designed around a simple principle: maximum attractiveness and palatability, maximum persistence with optimal field coverage.
Trials repeatedly show De Sangosse ferric phosphate pellets hold together longer under wet conditions than ferric alternatives.
Durability is more than convenience — it’s profit protection:
When slug pressure is high and weather is against you, you need a pellet that won’t quit. De Sangosse’s ferric phosphate range offers:
In short: spend once, spread once, and protect your crop longer
Talk to your agronomist or local merchant about the De Sangosse ferric phosphate range — the class-leading choice for durable slug control.
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