(equivalent to Karate Zeon + Kumir). Per 100 square meters.
A contact and stomach-acting insecticide for protecting vegetable, nightshade, fruit, and other crops from a range of pests.
Active ingredient: lambda-cyhalothrin, 50 g/L.
Formulation: suspension concentrate.
Advantages:
- acts quickly and effectively on the main stages of insect development;
- controls insects with chewing and piercing-sucking mouthparts;
- has a long-lasting effect on pests;
- does not induce resistance in pests;
- helps increase crop yield and improve crop quality;
- cost-effective and environmentally safe.
Application: Before spraying, dissolve the calculated amount of the product (see table) in clean water and mix thoroughly. Use the working solution on the day it is prepared, as prolonged storage causes the product to lose its properties, leading to reduced effectiveness against pests. Apply the treatment under favorable weather conditions (no gusty winds, air temperature not exceeding +25 °C); this is typically in the morning (before 10–11 a.m.) and evening (6–10 p.m.). During spraying, ensure uniform coverage of the leaves and stems with the solution.
Application rate: young trees – 2–3 L/tree, fruiting trees – 5 L/tree.
Maximum number of treatments per season – 2.
Interval between treatments: upon the appearance of a new pest population.
Waiting period before people may enter treated areas for manual work: 10 days; for mechanized work: 4 days.
| Crop | Spectrum of activity | Application rate | Method and timing of application | Waiting period, days |
| Cabbage | Flea beetles, aphids, cabbage white butterfly | 4 ml per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² | Spraying during the growing season upon the appearance of pests | 20 |
| Fruit trees, including apple trees | Fruit moth, leaf rollers, codling moth, apple fruit sawfly, mites | 4 ml per 5–8 L of water per 100 m² | 30 |
| Peas | Pea weevil, pea aphids, pea fruit moth, thrips, leafminers | 1.5 ml per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² | 14 |
| Soybeans | Acacia moth, thrips | 1.5 ml per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² |
| For the consumer’s information. Global experience with the use of a similar product: |
| Potatoes | Colorado potato beetle and its larvae, aphids | 2 ml per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² | Spraying during the growing season when pests appear | 14 |
| Onions | Onion fly | 2–3 mL per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² | 10 |
| Tomatoes, eggplants | Colorado potato beetle and its larvae, aphids | 2 ml per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² | 7 |
| Cucumbers | Aphids, thrips | 1-2 ml per 3-5 L of water per 100 m² | 7 |
| Cereal crops | Harmful bugs, bread beetles, thrips, flea beetles, leafhoppers, plant lice, aphids, winter cutworms | 2–3 mL per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² | 20 |
| Beets (sugar, fodder) | Beet fleas, shield bugs, aphids | 1.5–2.0 mL per 3–5 L of water per 100 m² |
Boxwood. Systemic fungicide against a complex of diseases affecting apple, peach, and grapevines.
Active ingredient: kresoxim-methyl, 100 g/L + difenoconazole, 200 g/L;
Formulation: suspension concentrate.
Characteristics and advantages:
- broad spectrum of activity;
- highly effective against many fungal pathogens;
- resistant to wash-off by precipitation;
- improves product quality and increases fruit set.
Application:
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Crop
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Application rate, per 5 L of water
| Disease |
Method, treatment time
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Apple, peach, grape
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3 months
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Powdery mildew, scab, leaf curl, downy mildew, oidium, etc.
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Spraying during the growing season
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Tomatoes
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3–6 m
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Late blight, Alternaria, Macrosporium,
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Spraying during the growing season
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Potatoes
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Late blight, Alternaria,
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Application rates:
- young trees - 2-3 L/tree,
- bearing trees - 5 L/tree,
- grapes - 3-5 L/vine.
Maximum number of applications: apple trees, grapes - 2, peaches - 1.
Pre-harvest interval - 30 days.
Interval between applications: with low disease pressure - 10-14 days; with high disease pressure - reduce to 7-10 days.
Time before people may enter treated areas for mechanized/manual work - 3/7 days.