Rallis India Launches Two New Products - Zygant & Ayaan for Farmers in India

Rallis India Ltd., a TATA Enterprise and one of India's top Agro Sciences Companies last week announced the launch of two new products for rice crops in Kolkata.

The company has more than 160 years of experience of servicing rural markets with the most comprehensive portfolio of products as well as solutions for the farmers in India.

Zygant 0.7% Gr (Flubendiamide 0.7% GR), the new solution launched by Rallis India will help the farm sector in effectively managing the pest and Rice Stem Borer.

On the other hand, Ayaan 48% WG (Kresoxim-methyl 40% + Hexaconazole 8% WG) is an excellent preventive, protectant & eradicant fungicide that helps in effective management of many crop diseases and improves farm yield.

Zygant 0.7% Gr can effectively control Stem Borer at recommended dose with uniform application. It also has positive impact on root development, uniform & stout tillers that collectively leads to better yield benefits.  It has to be applied between 15 to 25 days after transplanting at 5 kg / acre dose in the main field.

Speaking at the launch, Managing Director & CEO of Rallis India Ltd., Mr. Sanjiv Lal said, farmer centricity & value creation are core to our business strategy & value system. And keeping up with our tradition of providing new innovative crop solutions, we are happy to launch our new products - Zygant 0.7% Gr and Ayaan 48% WG. These products will enable growers to get better and superior quality of yield with effective pest management and control of crop diseases. We will continue to improve our product portfolio with advanced research for the benefit of cultivators”.

India is the second largest rice producing nation in the world after China. It contributes to more than 40 percent of India’s total foodgrain production. Intensive agricultural practices require effective pest management with maintaining the produce quality that is essential for better yield. Rallis India’s new products would contribute considerably to reduce loss in rice production and increase crop yield.