Methoxyfenozide 19% + Deltamethrin 3% SC
Classification:
Insecticide
Formulation:
Methoxyfenozide 19% + Deltamethrin 3% SC (Suspension Concentrate)
CAS NO:
Methoxyfenozide: 161050-58-4;
Deltamethrin: 52918-63-5
USAGE:
This insecticide is used to control a variety of lepidopteran pests in multiple
crops such as vegetables, fruits, and cotton. It effectively targets pests like
armyworms, bollworms, and leaf rollers.
Pack size:
500mL, 1L, 5L, 20L/drum, or as required
Direction for Use
| Crop | Target Pests | Dosage (19% Methoxyfenozide + 3% Deltamethrin SC) | Application Timing | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vegetables | Armyworms | 300-500 mL/ha | Early pest infestation stage | 1) REI: 12 hrs 2) Max 2 applications/season |
| Fruits | Leaf rollers | 400-600 mL/ha | Before pest damage occurs | Add a spreader-sticker for better adhesion |
| Cotton | Bollworms | 500-700 mL/ha | Peak egg-laying period | PHI: 21 days |
Product Details
Mode of Action:
-Methoxyfenozide: Mimics the action of insect molting hormone, causing premature
molting and death of insects.
-Deltamethrin: Acts on the nervous system of insects, interfering with sodium
channels and leading to paralysis and death.
-Combined action provides broad-spectrum control of lepidopteran pests.
Benefits:
-High efficacy against a wide range of lepidopteran pests.
-Low toxicity to non-target organisms such as bees and beneficial insects when
used as directed.
-Long-lasting residual effect, reducing the need for frequent applications.
-Compatible with many other Pesticide for tank mixing.
Precautions:
-PPE: Wear chemical-resistant gloves, protective clothing, and goggles.
-Do not apply when winds exceed 10 km/h to prevent drift.
-Do not use near water bodies to avoid contamination.
-Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, at 0°C to 35°C.
Environmental Hazards:
-Toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates. Avoid contact with water sources.
-Moderate toxicity to birds. Keep out of reach of domestic animals.
-Biodegradable in soil with a half-life of approximately 7-14 days.