— Insecticides
A fermentation-derived insecticide for thrips — the pest that decides chilli leaf curl, grape berry scarring, and onion bulb size. Fast knockdown with a fit in resistance-rotation programmes.
Thrips scarring at bloom marks the berry for the rest of the season. One planned spray at 75 ml per acre protects the export grade that no later spray can restore.
One 250 ml pack covers over 3 acres of foliar spray.
— Related
Products from the same programme — each with its own dose, target, and timing.
Imidacloprid 17.8% SL
A single unchecked jassid flare-up in cotton can cost more per acre than a full season of planned sprays. Verta protects the schedule at roughly the cost of a day's labour per acre.
Chlorantraniliprole 18.5% SC
One borer-damaged picking in chilli drops the lot a full grade. At 60 ml per acre, Coreon costs a fraction of the grade it protects.
Azoxystrobin 23% SC
A downy mildew miss in grapes can take out a season's bunches in a week of rain. Azoxin holds the window at a cost that disappears against the value of one saved harvest.