Fluazinam

Get the latest fluazinam news, research and developments covering fungicide technology, crop protection and plant disease management. Fluazinam is a fungicidal active ingredient used to control selected fungal and oomycete diseases in agricultural and horticultural crops. It is a contact fungicide that acts by disrupting energy production in susceptible pathogens and is used in disease management programmes for crops including potatoes and other registered crops, depending on the product and country.

Fluazinam is classified by the Fungicide Resistance Action Committee (FRAC) in Group 29, associated with uncouplers of oxidative phosphorylation. Its mode of action makes it relevant to fungicide resistance management strategies, although application practices must follow local product labels and current recommendations. Research and field evaluations examine its effectiveness against target diseases, formulation performance, application timing and compatibility with other crop protection measures. Approved uses, application rates and restrictions vary by jurisdiction and registered formulation.

Find updates on fluazinam-based fungicide launches, registrations, field trials and regulatory decisions. Coverage includes new formulations, crop-specific disease control, fungicide resistance management and developments in the crop protection industry. Recent product announcements, including Syngenta Canada’s introduction of Kadexa SC containing fluazinam, also provide insight into the commercial development of this active ingredient and its use in agricultural disease management.