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Where does Maxstim fit into your treatment plan?
Maxstim Agriculture+ and Cynosa™ integrate seamlessly into existing agronomy plans, enhancing your nutrition and protection strategies.

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Maxstim Agriculture+ and Cynosa™ integrate seamlessly into existing agronomy plans, enhancing your nutrition and protection strategies.

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Across 36 field trials, growers achieved an average 9% increase in marketable yield, improved skin finish and higher margins.

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The combination of Agriculture+ and Cynosa™ has been proven to enhance onion performance, improve consistency and increase profitability per hectare.

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Hydroseeding is about speed and coverage. Maxstim Turf and Cynosa™ enable turf managers to achieve rapid germination, strong establishment, and long-lasting.

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Whether in cut flowers, bulbs or ornamentals, Maxstim Agriculture+ strengthens plants from the very beginning.

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Maxstim's results are backed by scientific research and grower success stories, demonstrating how our treatments can enhance yields and margins in real-world conditions.

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Maxstim treatments work at the biological level, priming crops to tolerate stress, resist disease and manage pests more effectively.

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For farmers, results are key. Maxstim treatments consistently yield higher, stronger plants and better crop quality across various conditions.

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Our trials show substantial crop improvements in real-world farming, thanks to our advanced formulations that enhance plant growth, resilience, and quality from within.

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Our complex treatments are scientifically formulated to work in harmony with plant biology, delivering measurable improvements.

Scientific research
Maxstim provides high quality data to encourage farmers to adopt flavonoid-rich treatments, enhancing their practices for increased profits and improved global food supply.

Trial data
Across the globe, growers are turning to biostimulants to increase yields, reduce costs, and build resilience to stress.

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In the face of unpredictable weather, rising input costs and mounting pressure for sustainable farming, growers are increasingly turning to biostimulants.