Recently, ADAMA Canada announced the launch of Maxentis fungicide (prothioconazole + azoxystrobin). It is used in local beans and rapeseed to control three specific crop diseases: anthracnose, sclerotinia (sclerotinia) and leaf spot.
Maxentis fungicide is registered for use on lentils, rapeseed, soybeans and peas. It performs best among similar products and has long-lasting control effects. ADAMA said that crop yields after Maxentis treatment were significantly improved, especially the complete control of lentil Colletotrichum, which is not sensitive to the active ingredients of Group 11 fungicides. The fungicide enables growers to spray faster and more effectively across a variety of crops and at multiple stages of plant growth and disease development.
In addition, ADAMA's Asorbital 2 formula technology can enhance the efficacy of the active ingredients prothioconazole and azoxystrobin, promote their systemic conduction activity, so that when sprayed on dense canopies, they can also spread to the entire plant, achieving longer lasting , more comprehensive coverage effect.
Source: AgroPages
