Polygard Maxi

Systemic Protection: Why Tebuconazole Remains the Industry Standard

The core of "Polygard Maxi" is tebuconazole, formulated for high-intensity agricultural systems. As a systemic triazole fungicide, it disrupts the fungal pathogen by blocking ergosterol biosynthesis—the vital structural component of cell membranes. This mechanism effectively halts fungal development and prevents further spread within plant tissues.

Technical Specifications and Mechanisms

• Acropetal Translocation: The active ingredient is rapidly absorbed by foliage and transported throughout the plant (acropetal movement). This is critical for protecting the developing wheat ear as the plant continues to grow.
• Suspension Concentrate (SC) Formulation: Developed by "Agrokhimichni Tekhnologii," this formulation ensures optimal stability of the spray solution and excellent adhesion to leaf surfaces. The product exhibits high rainfastness, maintaining performance even under variable spring weather conditions.
• Growth Regulation: When applied to winter rapeseed in autumn, tebuconazole serves a dual purpose: fungicide and plant growth regulator. It stunts excessive vegetative growth, forcing the plant to prioritize root system development and lower the growth point below soil level, which significantly increases winter hardiness.

Application and Efficacy

With an application rate of 0.5–1.0 L/ha, growers can adjust the intensity of protection based on local phytosanitary risks. Whether targeting Septoria, brown rust, powdery mildew in wheat, or Alternaria in rapeseed, Polygard Maxi provides both curative and prophylactic action. As a Class 2 hazard substance, it requires standard safety protocols, including appropriate personal protective equipment. "Agrokhimichni Tekhnologii" has optimized the concentration to ensure a predictable, robust response in the field, making it a reliable tool for professional crop protection strategies.