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Summary The studies conducted in 2008–2012 were designed to determine the optimal period of fungicide application and assess its effect on reducing the occurrence of fungal diseases and maize biometrics, including quantity and quality of grain yield. Strobilurin, benzimidazole and triazole fungicides were used in the study. The trials were conducted on maize cultivars of different matur ity, i.e. length of active growth, and different susceptibility to diseases. The results indicate that maize leaves were best protected against fungal diseases by mixes of triazoles and strobilurins. The most effective timing for spraying maize crop with the mix of fun gicides was at BBCH 39–51.

Effect of fungicidal protection on disease agents and improvement of biometric and yield parameters in maize