MaxxGro Agrology Limited

Crop Solutions

Innovating the Agrochemicals Market with Purpose

From protection to growth enhancement, our range of products ensures sustainable and effective agricultural practices for modern farming needs.

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Crop Solutions

Advantages of Crop Protection

Crop protection enhances agricultural productivity by preventing damage from pests, diseases, and weeds, ensuring higher yields and improved crop quality while supporting sustainable farming practices.

Long-term cost savings

Promote solutions for cost-effective farming practices.

Efficient pest management

Protects crops by effectively managing pest infestations.

Comprehensive disease prevention

Shields crops from harmful diseases for sustained growth.

Enhanced crop performance

Boosts overall crop health and quality for higher productivity.

Effective weed control

Keeps fields clear of weeds to ensure maximum yield.

Herbicides

Our herbicides offer precise weed control, protecting crops while preserving soil health. They ensure fields remain clean and productive.

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Fungicides

MaxxGro fungicides shield crops from fungal diseases, securing healthy growth and superior yield. They work effectively to prevent and treat infections.

Insecticides

Our insecticides deliver robust protection against pests, ensuring crop safety and reducing losses. They are effective and eco-conscious.

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Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs)

MaxxGro PGRs support crops by enhancing growth, flowering, and fruiting. They help plants thrive under stress, ensuring better productivity and quality.

FAQs

What is the difference between systemic and contact agrochemicals?

Systemic Fungicide: Absorbed by the plant and moves within its tissues to provide internal protection.

Contact Fungicide: Remains on the surface and protects the plant by forming a barrier against fungi.

Define pesticide in the bases of toxicity?

Pesticide Classification Based on Toxicity:

Highly toxic: Red label (Danger)

Moderately toxic: Yellow label (Warning)

Slightly toxic: Blue label (Caution)

Least toxic: Green label (Caution)

What is the difference between pre-emergence and post-emergence herbicides?

Pre-Emergence Herbicides: Applied before weeds germinate and emerge from the soil. They form a chemical barrier that prevents seedling establishment. Example: Pendimethalin, Atrazine.

Post-Emergence Herbicides: Applied after weeds have emerged and are actively growing. These can be selective (target specific weeds) or non-selective (kill all plants). Example: Glyphosate, 2,4-D.

What is the waiting period in pesticide application?

The waiting period is the minimum time required between the last pesticide application and the harvest of the crop.

It ensures that pesticide residues degrade to safe levels before consumption.

Example: For some insecticides in vegetables, the waiting period may range from 3 to 15 days, while for systemic pesticides, it could be longer.

What is the difference between acute and chronic toxicity?

Acute Toxicity: Refers to the harmful effects of a pesticide after a single or short-term exposure. It is measured by LD50 (Lethal Dose 50%). Example: Immediate poisoning symptoms like nausea, dizziness, or respiratory distress.

Chronic Toxicity: Occurs due to long-term, repeated exposure to a pesticide, leading to serious health effects over time. Example: Cancer, neurological disorders, reproductive issues.

What is Translaminar effect?

Translaminar Effect: When a pesticide penetrates the leaf surface and moves to the opposite side without systemic movement in the whole plant.

What is translocation process in plant?

Translocation Process in Plants: Movement of water, nutrients, and organic substances within the plant through the xylem and phloem.

Why irrigation is important before application of weedicide/herbicide?

Importance of Irrigation Before Weedicide/Herbicide Application: Helps in better weed emergence, ensuring effective herbicide absorption and reducing crop stress.