Forsitis

Maximizing yield stability with Forsitis fungicide

Managing fungal threats requires a precise approach, especially when dealing with diverse crop rotations. Forsitis, developed by ADAMA, serves as a dual-action weapon in a modern farmer's arsenal. By combining the systemic and translaminar properties of azoxystrobin and tebuconazole, this product addresses infections both on the surface and deep within plant tissues, preventing fungal spread before it compromises harvest quality.

Practical field applications

• Vegetable crops (onions, carrots, tomatoes): The product is highly effective against Alternaria and downy mildew. Its protective barrier is particularly valuable in high-humidity environments where disease pressure can escalate rapidly.
• Oilseeds (sunflower, soybeans, rapeseed): The primary goal here is controlling Sclerotinia and Cercospora. Thanks to its systemic action, Forsitis ensures that new leaves and shoots are protected, which is vital during rapid development phases.
• Cereals and legumes (winter barley, peas): Effective control of helminthosporiosis and septoria prevents premature leaf senescence, allowing the plant to reach its full yield potential.

Technical specifications for optimized dosing

Forsitis is formulated as a suspension concentrate, which simplifies the preparation of tank mixes. With a recommended application rate of 0.6 to 1.2 liters per hectare, agronomists can tailor the intensity of the treatment based on current field monitoring and disease severity. As it falls under hazard class 2, strict adherence to safety protocols and pre-harvest intervals is essential. With the possibility of up to three applications per season, Forsitis offers the flexibility to build a robust seasonal defense strategy that adapts to changing weather patterns.