Crystal Crop Protection launched six new products for kharif 2026, including herbicides, fungicides, and an insecticide for soybean, maize, paddy, and cotton.
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Crystal Crop Protection Ltd launched six new products for the kharif 2026 season, the company said in a statement. The lineup includes herbicides, fungicides, an insecticide, and a nutrition solution, all aimed at major Indian crops like soybean, maize, paddy, and cotton.
For soybean, Crystal introduced ‘Samorian’, a herbicide with a patented three-way mode of action against grasses and broadleaf weeds. In maize, the company launched ‘Takuro’, a patented combination herbicide that provides three-layer weed management with systemic action and residual control, the statement said.
The paddy portfolio got two additions. ‘Xeberia’ offers multi-site protection against fungal and bacterial diseases. ‘MAXentra’ is a dual-action fungicide that delivers broad-spectrum disease control across multiple crop stages. Together, they target healthier crops, better grain quality, and stronger yield potential, according to the company.
For cotton, Crystal rolled out ‘Valtruva’, an insecticide with a smart triple-action technology. The company said it delivers rapid knockdown and broad-spectrum control of major sucking pests, with extended residual protection that reduces spray frequency.
Crystal also launched ‘KGR-T’, a patented organic smart nutrition solution from GreenAg. It uses an effervescent tablet delivery system and extended nutrient release technologies to improve nutrient-use efficiency, flowering, and fruiting, the statement said.
Ankur Aggarwal, Chairman and Managing Director of Crystal Crop Protection, said in the statement: “Indian agriculture is evolving rapidly. Climate uncertainty, changing pest dynamics and rising expectations from every acre demand a new generation of agricultural innovation. At Crystal, we believe innovation must solve real challenges in the farmer’s field while remaining practical, accessible and affordable. These six technologies reflect our commitment to helping farmers improve productivity, profitability and long-term sustainability.”
Sohit Satyawali, Chief Business Officer, Brands Business, Crystal Crop Protection, said every innovation in this portfolio has been developed after extensive field validation across diverse agro-climatic regions to address the evolving needs of Indian farmers. “While solutions like ‘Takuro’ introduce a new benchmark in weed management for maize, ‘KGR-T’ reflects our commitment to advancing crop nutrition through next-generation technologies. Together with our latest fungicide and insecticide innovations, these launches strengthen our ability to offer farmers and channel partners a comprehensive portfolio that delivers on the promise of building profitable farms,” Satyawali said.
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