Vitavax® 200FF

Inside the Vitavax® 200FF Formula: Why Two Components Matter

When it comes to seed treatment, the goal is twofold: eradicate internal pathogens and establish a defensive perimeter against soil-borne threats. Vitavax® 200FF achieves this by combining Carboxin (an oxathiin) and Thiram. This pairing is a classic in agronomy because it provides a dual-action defense system that modern agricultural practices rely on for consistent crop establishment.

Technical Breakdown of Active Ingredients

• Carboxin: This systemic fungicide is the 'inner guard'. It penetrates the seed embryo, eradicating fungi that hide deep inside, such as those responsible for smut diseases. Its mobility ensures that the plant is protected from within as it germinates.
• Thiram: This contact-action fungicide provides the 'outer guard'. It forms a protective barrier on the seed surface and the adjacent soil micro-environment. It is highly effective against seed decay, damping-off, and complex soil-borne root rots.

The aqueous suspension concentrate formulation is designed for high-efficiency application. At a rate of 2.5–3 L/t, the product provides excellent coverage, ensuring that the active ingredients remain attached to the seed coat rather than dusting off in the drill. Whether the product originates from Lanxess Solutions Italy S.r.l, Arista LifeScience S.A.S., Chemark Kft., or SBM Formulation, the technical standards remain consistent, ensuring the stability of the suspension.

Practical Application and Efficiency

Vitavax® 200FF is a versatile solution for winter wheat, barley, rye, flax, and corn. With a maximum of one application per season, it offers a robust solution against a wide spectrum of diseases including Anthracnose, Fusarium root rot, and various types of smut. Given its class 2 hazard rating, it is critical to adhere to handling guidelines during the seed treatment process to ensure both operator safety and optimal product performance.