SIMETRA 325 SC

Advanced crop protection for winter crops from ADAMA

ADAMA’s SYMETRA 325 SC is an advanced systemic fungicide engineered for growers who require more than just disease suppression. With its dual-active composition featuring Azoxystrobin and Isopyrazam, this solution represents a pinnacle of Israeli crop protection technology, specifically formulated to boost yield potential while managing critical fungal threats in winter rapeseed and winter barley.

The efficacy of SYMETRA 325 SC lies in its ability to combine the potent protective qualities of strobilurins with the deep-reaching inhibitory effects of modern carboxamides. Azoxystrobin is well-regarded for its physiological benefits, often referred to as the «green effect,» which helps crops remain active longer and optimizes nutrient uptake. Isopyrazam serves as a powerful partner, disrupting the respiratory cycles of pathogens to provide complete control from within the plant tissues.

Targeted Disease Management

This product is an essential component for high-yield programs targeting specific, aggressive pathogens:

• Winter Rapeseed: Offers superior control against Alternaria, Sclerotinia, and Phoma, helping maintain crop integrity throughout the sensitive growth stages.
• Winter Barley: Delivers consistent protection against Net blotch, Spot blotch, and Rhynchosporium, ensuring optimal leaf surface area for maximum grain development.

As a suspension concentrate, SYMETRA 325 SC ensures excellent solubility and rapid uptake. The standard application rate ranges from 0.5 to 1.0 L/ha. With a registration allowing for up to two applications per season, it offers the flexibility needed for integrated disease management programs. Although classified under hazard class 2, its performance efficiency makes it a standard-bearer for professional agronomy.

By choosing SYMETRA 325 SC, you are investing in a proven, high-performance tool from ADAMA that translates into better harvest quality and superior protection against environmental and biological stresses.