Best Agrolife Group receives patent for groundbreaking fungicide innovation

Best Agrolife Group, a leader in providing innovative crop solutions, announced that it has been granted a patent for its latest groundbreaking innovation. This revolutionary fungicide formulation combines Trifloxystrobin and Valifenalate. While the group has several ternary patents, this is the first-ever binary patent that Best Agrolife has received. 

India's unique climate allows for the cultivation of a wide variety of fresh vegetables. As the second-largest vegetable producer globally, India contributes 15% to the world's vegetable production. However, its average yield of 17 metric tons per hectare is lower than that of many other countries. Fungal diseases have been a significant challenge, causing considerable losses in both yield and quality.

The novel combination of Trifloxystrobin and Valifenalate marks a breakthrough in crop protection. This innovative fungicide offers farmers a highly effective solution against harmful fungal diseases. It is particularly beneficial for tomato and potato crops, protecting them from early and late blight. Additionally, it provides exceptional defense against downy mildew in grapes, onions, and cucurbits, even at low doses. This advancement represents a significant leap forward in agricultural science, helping farmers safeguard their crops and improve productivity.

Best Agrolife Group’s strategic vision is deeply rooted in driving novel innovations within the agrochemical industry. By continuously investing in cutting-edge research and development, the company aims to introduce breakthrough solutions that address the evolving challenges of modern agriculture. This commitment to innovation enables Best Agrolife to develop advanced crop protection products that not only enhance yield and quality but also promote sustainable farming practices. Through its forward-thinking approach, Best Agrolife Group is dedicated to empowering farmers with effective, environmentally-friendly solutions, thereby fostering agricultural growth and resilience.