Headway Maxx Fungicide

Headway Maxx combines the strength, longevity and broad spectrum of Heritage Maxx with the speed and early curative action of Banner Maxx in an unbeatable combination. Headway Maxx can thus be equally well used as part of an early curative solution as well as the subsequent longer term preventative plan.

Key benefits of Headway Maxx Fungicide

• Broad spectrum of major turf diseases including Dollar Spot, Pythium, Anthracnose, Brown Patch and the ERI complex (Couch Decline and Take-all Patch)
• Fast stopping power combined with long lasting residual control of new growth for up to 28 days
• Tank mixture with Daconil Weather Stik combines systemic and contact action for high risk periods
• MAXX technology allows for excellent tank mix compatibility with other fungicides, Primo Maxx and foliar fertilisers
• Low odour, non-staining formulation

Application timing and rate variation

Headway Maxx combines the strength, longevity and broad spectrum of Heritage Maxx with the speed and early curative action of Banner Maxx in an unbeatable combination. Headway Maxx can thus be equally well used as part of an early curative solution as well as the subsequent longer term preventative plan.

For example, high disease pressure, conducive weather conditions combined with high golf traffic and holidays are the reality for greens over the Christmas period. Plan a season long preventative program and incorporate two consecutive applications of Headway Maxx at 9L/ha – the first around mid-November and the second 28 days later around mid-December. In this way greens are fully protected during this high risk period. For full application details, please consult the product label.

Mixing and compatibility

Headway Maxx is a micro emulsion concentrate (ME) with minimal odour as the product does not contain petroleum solvents. Headway Maxx mixes completely with water and may be tank mixed with many commonly used fungicides and liquid fertilisers.

Active ingredients

Headway Maxx contains 62 g/L azoxystrobin, a member of the strobilurin fungicides and 104 g/L propiconazole, a member of the demethylation inhibitor fungicides. Azoxystrobin is a Group 11 fungicide. Propiconazole is a Group 3 fungicide.