Insecticide
BIFENTHRIN 5% + SPINOSAD 25% SC
High-performance insecticide developed for effective management of caterpillar and other chewing insect pests. Combines rapid contact activity with stomach action to deliver dependable control while reducing feeding damage during critical crop stages.
Active: Bifenthrin + Spinosad
Formulation: SC (Suspension Concentrate)
Rapid Contact Action
Potent Stomach Action
Product Information
Mode of Action
Bifenthrin (IRAC Group 3A) acts on sodium channels within the insect nervous system, while Spinosad (IRAC Group 5) primarily targets nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, resulting in hyperexcitation, paralysis, and mortality.
Target Pests
- Bollworms
- Fruit Borer
- Tobacco Caterpillar
- Diamondback Moth (DBM)
- Armyworms
Recommended Application
| Recommended Crops | Targeted Pests | Dosage & Method of Application |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton | Bollworms | Apply against early larval stages for maximum field performance. |
| Chilli | Fruit Borer | Spray during flowering and fruit development. |
| Tomato | Fruit Borer | Ensure uniform deposition of spray solution throughout the canopy. |
| Cabbage | Diamondback Moth | Begin applications before heavy feeding injury occurs. |
| Soybean | Armyworms | Monitor pest activity regularly to determine repeat applications. |
For specific ml/ha dosage rates and dilution guidelines across recommended crops, please refer to the registered product label or consult local agricultural experts.
Application Instructions
1. Early Larval Stage Application
Apply at the early larval stages or during key crop stages such as flowering and fruit development before extensive foliage or feeding damage occurs.
2. Canopy Deposition & Monitoring
Ensure uniform deposition of the spray solution throughout the canopy. Conduct regular field scouting to monitor pest pressure and determine the necessity of repeat treatments.
Safety & Environmental Care
Always wear proper personal protective equipment (gloves, goggles, mask, overalls) during spray preparation and handling. Toxic to bees and aquatic organisms; avoid spraying during active pollinator foraging times and prevent chemical runoff into water bodies.