Maxo11.6% SC Emamectin Benzoate and Chlorantraniliprole

Maxo 11.6% SC – The High-Performance Borer Killer

Maxo 11.6% SC by Asia Crop Science is a revolutionary insecticide that outshines traditional single-ingredient products like Coragen. By combining the muscle-paralyzing power of Chlorantraniliprole (9%) with the nerve-stopping speed of Emamectin Benzoate (2.6%), Maxo provides a 1-2 punch that stops pests from feeding within minutes and eliminates them completely within hours.

Why Maxo is the Smart Farmer’s Choice:

• Superior to Coragen: While Coragen is excellent, Maxo adds Emamectin to the mix, providing a much faster “Knockdown” effect against active larvae.
• Systemic Protection: The Chlorantraniliprole travels through the plant’s vascular system, protecting new leaf growth long after the spray is finished.
• Rainfastness: Once dry, the SC formulation adheres strongly to the leaf, making it resistant to wash-off from light rain.
• Broad Spectrum: Highly effective against Fall Armyworm (Lashkari Sundi), Rice Stem Borer, and Fruit & Shoot Borers in vegetables.

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Recommended Application & Dosage

Expert Tip: For the best results against Fall Armyworm, spray in the evening when the larvae are most active on the leaves. Ensure the spray reaches the “whorl” (top funnel) of the maize plant. Technical support provided by PARC.

Expert Questions & Answers

Q: How is Maxo different from Coragen?
A: Coragen contains only Chlorantraniliprole. Maxo contains Chlorantraniliprole plus Emamectin Benzoate. This makes Maxo faster at killing visible worms while still giving the long-lasting protection Coragen is famous for.

Q: Is it safe for Maize?
A: Yes, it is highly selective and safe for the crop at all growth stages when used at the recommended dosage.

Q: Can I mix it with fertilizers?
A: Yes, it can be mixed with most foliar fertilizers like NPK or Amino Acids. However, always perform a jar test first.

Q: Does it kill the eggs of the insects?
A: It primarily targets the larval (worm) stage. While it has some ovicidal properties, it is most effective when caterpillars ingest the treated leaf material.”