Why MIRAVIS® is the Best
Superior Yield
Visible Results
In the battle to protect your crop, the difference is clear: MIRAVIS® preserves more green leaf area for longer than any other product to deliver unbeatable yields. You can see how good MIRAVIS® is simply by how the crop looks in the field.
Control the Diseases that Cost Yield
Feel comfortable, confident, secure and protected
Septoria tritici, Ramularia, Net Blotch and Fusarium Head Blight can significantly reduce both yield and grain quality if left unchecked.
MIRAVIS® delivers the best long-lasting control of key wheat and barley diseases at T2.
Unrivalled potency
Activity up to 100 times stronger than previous SDHI generations against Septoria and Ramularia. Powerful at all stages of the disease lifecycle.
Protects yield and quality
In wheat, applied at T2, MIRAVIS® provides strong suppression of Fusarium Head Blight and helps reduce DON (deoxynivalenol) levels.
Watch: £ for £ spend, MIRAVIS® is the best T2 fungicide
In 34 years of bringing new actives to the UK crop protection market, I've rarely seen a fungicide do so well so consistently in both Wheat and Barley. Competition in the cereal fungicide space has ramped up recently, with new products year on year. But the performance of MIRAVIS® has remained class leading throughout. When you hear customer and experienced industry experts using words like 'astonishing' and 'outstanding' to describe what they are seeing in the field with MIRAVIS®, you know you are on to something special.

Protecting crops with MIRAVIS®
Neil Havis from SRUC gives an overview of the 2024 MIRAVIS® trials on Winter cereal crops across their Drumalbin and East Lothian sites
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Superior cereal disease control with MIRAVIS®
Adam Christie from Scottish Agronomy discusses the consistent performance of MIRAVIS® through the 2024 season at their trials site in Balgonie, Fife
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MIRAVIS®: Excellent Septoria control
Rebecca Joynt from ADAS discusses the 2024 MIRAVIS® trials at their cereal fungicide trial site in Herefordshire
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