FLUTRIVIT MAX

Why «Flutrivit Maxi» stands out in crop protection

When selecting a systemic fungicide for sunflower or winter wheat, the critical factor is often the speed of translocation within the plant tissues. «Flutrivit Maxi» by «Agrokhimichni Tekhnologii» utilizes flutriafol, a triazole compound known for its exceptional mobility in the xylem. Unlike many generic competitors, this formulation is designed for rapid systemic action, ensuring that active components reach even the newly developed parts of the plant shortly after application.

Key Advantages

• Superior Systemic Mobility: Flutriafol has one of the highest movement rates among triazoles, providing a safety net for parts of the plant that may have been missed by direct spraying.
• Broad Control Spectrum: It is highly effective against major threats such as white rot (Sclerotinia), gray rot (Botrytis), phomopsis, and phoma on sunflowers, while maintaining strong control over septoria, fusarium, and powdery mildew in winter wheat.
• Formulation Quality: The suspension concentrate ensures excellent stability in tank mixtures, preventing sediment buildup in sprayers and ensuring consistent application rates.

Who should use it?

«Flutrivit Maxi» is an ideal solution for large-scale farms that prioritize cost-efficiency without compromising the biological outcome. It is perfect for integrated pest management programs where prophylactic protection is needed during the critical growth phases. With the capacity for up to two applications per season, it offers a robust defense strategy against emerging fungal pressure.

Usage Recommendations

Operating as a 2nd-class hazard product, it requires standard careful handling protocols. To get the best results, it is recommended to apply the product at the early stages of disease pressure. With a dosage rate of 0.2–0.25 L/ha, it provides a cost-effective way to preserve the yield potential of your crops. While its systemic action is powerful, it is most effective when used as a preventive measure or at the first signs of infection, rather than as a rescue treatment for heavily infested fields.