21 May 2026, Mumbai: Atul Ltd has launched three proprietary crop protection products, Mylonis, Salix Gold and Tikadis, aimed at improving crop productivity and supporting sustainable farming practices in India.
The newly introduced portfolio includes a seed treatment solution for oilseeds and soybean, an advanced fungicide formulation for rice, and a premium technical-grade herbicide for rice cultivation. According to the company, the products are designed to address challenges related to disease management, pest control and weed management in major crops, which directly impact agricultural yields and farmer profitability.
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Mylonis for Rice Disease Management
Mylonis is a patented fungicide that combines Azoxystrobin, Isoprothiolane and Mancozeb. The product is developed to manage major rice diseases including sheath blight, blast, including multiple strains, and grain discoloration.
The company stated that Mylonis also supports plant health, grain quality improvement and resistance management strategies for rice cultivation across India.
Salix Gold for Weed Control in Rice
Salix Gold is a 2,4-D sodium salt-based water-dispersible granules formulation developed for post-emergence weed control in rice. The product targets broadleaf weeds and sedges in rice production systems.
Atul said the product reflects its manufacturing capability in high-purity technical grade production. While Salix Gold is currently focused on the domestic market, the company is also exploring commercial opportunities in select international regions.
Tikadis for Seed Treatment in Groundnut and Soybean
Tikadis is a patented seed treatment formulation that combines Azoxystrobin, Carbendazim and Thiamethoxam for protection against soil-borne pests and pathogens in groundnut and soybean crops.
According to field trials cited by the company, Tikadis supports seed germination, root nodule development for improved plant vigour and uniform pod development.
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