It is a contact fungicide that provides protection for crops against a wide spectrum of fungal diseases in many agricultural crops.

Fidox is a herbicide used to break weed resistance in wheat and barley fields. It contains the active ingredient prosulfocarb, which is distinguished by its high ability to overcome weed resistance and control weeds, especially wild oats and ryegrass. It is applied before weed emergence or in the early stages of growth. Boxer is characterized by its safety for wheat and barley, causing no harm to these crops.

Karate is the latest generation of the pyrethroid group, effective against a wide spectrum of harmful insects in agricultural crops. It has achieved widespread use globally, prompting Syngenta to develop this compound with new technology, which is considered the latest innovation in pesticide preparation, known as Zeon.

A systemic, penetrative, and contact fungicide containing two active ingredients (Azoxystrobin and Difenoconazole), providing optimal protection against a broad spectrum of fungal diseases affecting leaves, fruits, and stems in vegetable and fruit crops.

A systemic fungicide that works on contact, containing the active ingredient penconazole, which belongs to the triazole group. This compound works by inhibiting sterol biosynthesis in the fungal cell, causing cell damage and preventing the entry of water and nutrients, thus stopping mycelium growth and ultimately leading to the death of the fungus.

Traxos, specialized in controlling grass weeds in wheat crops after germination, is the optimal solution for farmers interested in increasing production through effective grass weed control. It offers the highest degrees of flexibility through: