Maxentis

Maxentis by ADAMA: dual-action crop protection

In modern intensive agriculture, selecting a fungicide is all about balancing prevention with curative action. Maxentis by ADAMA tackles this with a potent combination of two active ingredients: azoxystrobin (strobilurins) and prothioconazole (triazoles). This is not just a mixture, but a synergistic tandem where contact action is complemented by a deep systemic effect.

Why it delivers results

• Dual control: The combination of systemic and contact modes of action allows you to stop infection inside the plant while creating a protective barrier on the leaf surface.
• Broad spectrum: The product is highly effective against key pathogens, ranging from Alternaria and Phoma in rapeseed to Fusarium head blight in cereal crops.
• Physiological effect: Azoxystrobin provides a noticeable "green effect," which is critical for plant health during high-stress vegetative periods.

Who is this solution for?

Maxentis is ideal for growers managing high-yielding varieties and hybrids. It is the perfect choice when you need to address multiple threats in a single pass. The product is highly effective on sunflowers (against Phomopsis and Sclerotinia) and winter cereals (against Septoria and Fusarium). With a dosage rate of 0.5 to 1.0 L/ha, it fits well into the economic constraints of intensive farming.

Strengths and considerations

A key strength is its flexibility: the 3rd hazard class makes handling more manageable, while the suspension concentrate formulation ensures excellent compatibility in tank mixes. A consideration is the strict adherence to the application limit (maximum of 2 treatments) to prevent pathogen resistance—a common practice when using triazoles.

If you are looking for a reliable tool for protecting sunflower, rapeseed, or wheat fields, this fungicide from ADAMA is a proven asset to include in your crop protection strategy.