Antikhrushch 1 L

Antikhrushch - an insecticide for protecting vegetable and fruit crops from pests.

Active ingredient content: imidacloprid, 100 g/L + bifenthrin, 100 g/L.

Formulation: suspension concentrate.

Crop	Application rate/100 m²	Spectrum of activity	Application method, treatment time
Potatoes, cabbage	10 mL per 5 L of water	May beetle larvae, Colorado potato beetle, wireworms, cutworms, etc.	Treatment of planting holes
Tomatoes	1% solution—10 ml per 1 L of water	May beetle larvae, wireworms, caterpillars, aphids, thrips, whiteflies, Colorado potato beetles	Soak the root system of seedlings for 1–2 hours before planting in the soil
Fruit Raspberries/strawberries	10 ml per 5 L of water per 0.2 acres	Cockchafer, wireworm, leaf roller, false wireworm, scoop beetles	Root-zone watering during the growing season
Fruit trees, including apple trees	4–5 mL per 5–8 L of water	Aphids, fruit moths, leaf rollers, moths, mites	Spraying during the growing season

Maximum number of treatments per season: 1; spraying of fruit trees during the growing season: 2. The waiting period before workers may enter treated areas for manual labor is 10 days; for mechanized work, 4 days. The waiting period between the last treatment and fruit harvest is 30 days.

Application rate of the working solution: fruit trees 5–8 L per 0.1 ha (500–800 L/ha).

Recommendations for preparing and applying the working solution: Shake the container with the product thoroughly before use. Pour the required amount of product (see table) into a tank filled to 1/3 capacity, stirring constantly with the sprayer’s water; after a few minutes, top up with water to the tank’s full volume. Stir thoroughly. Treatment should be carried out at an air temperature not exceeding 25 °C in the evening, after sunset, with minimal wind speed (no more than 3 m/s). Watering of fruit and berry crops should be carried out in the fall or spring. Prepare the working solution immediately before application and use it on the day of preparation. When soaking seedlings, plant the treated crops on the same day.

Compatibility with other products. Compatible with other pesticides and agrochemicals, except for alkaline ones. However, a compatibility test must be performed in each specific case. Toxicity: WHO Classification: Hazard Class 3.

Safety precautions. Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and the human body. Use personal protective equipment for the skin, eyes, and respiratory system. Eating, drinking, and smoking are strictly prohibited during work. Take a shower and remove clothing immediately after finishing work. Observe safety precautions.

First aid: If the product comes into contact with: eyes—rinse with plenty of water; skin—carefully remove with a gauze pad, then rinse with plenty of water; stomach—drink several glasses of water (preferably warm) and induce vomiting. Repeat the procedure 2–3 times to completely remove the product from the stomach. Contact a doctor.

Antidote: None known.

Measures and methods for neutralizing product residues and disposing of containers. To remove pesticide residues, rinse the sprayer with aqueous solutions of industrial or synthetic detergents. Rinse the used product container inside and out, then place it in a waste container for collection and disposal. Neutralize the water contaminated after washing the sprayer and containers by adding a slurry of bleaching powder, let it stand for 30 minutes, then pour it into a compost pit. Do not use the empty bottle for storing or transporting food, animal feed, or drinking water.

Storage and transportation requirements. Store in a closed, undamaged container in a dry, well-ventilated area, out of reach of children and animals, separate from food products, cleaning agents, medicines, and animal feed, at a temperature of 0–30°C

Guaranteed shelf life: 3 years from the date of manufacture.