csáváz
Csáváz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to prepare seeds for sowing by treating them with a fungicide or insecticide." This process is crucial in agriculture to protect young plants from soil-borne diseases and pests during their early, vulnerable stages of growth. The treatment typically involves coating the seeds with a chemical agent before they are planted. This protective layer helps to prevent the germination of harmful fungi and the attack of insects that can destroy seedlings.
The practice of csáváz is widespread, particularly for crops like corn, sunflower, and cereals, where the risk