Inazuma, 1 kg

Inazuma, 1 kg is a complex insecticide with systemic and contact action, that provides a long-term protective effect. It utilizes two active substances to ensure broad range control and multiple modes of action.

Benefits:
- Contains two powerful active agents;
- Controls chewing and stinging insects;
- Controls both adult insects and larvae;
- Rapid plant absorption and acropetal movement;
- Protects new growths;
- Rain fast and short withholding period;
- Contact and repellent action.

Action mode:
Inazuma protects crops from insects that can cause damage if not controlled:
- It is quickly absorbed into the plant and, through acropetal movement, makes its way through the whole plant, granting protective effects to new growths.
- Acts on contact and by ingestion, causing a shock effect, and paralyzing the targeted insect pest.
- After spraying, provide long-term protective action, so your crops will not be damaged or affected by plant chewers.

Methods of application:
Corn:
- Apply using 300 litres to 500 litres of water and ensure uniform plant coverage. The recommended dose is 0,15 to 0,20 kg per ha. Protects against Ostrinia nubilalis and Diabrotica virgifera. Break time 56 days.

Rapeseed:
- Can be used for extended protection against major rapeseed insect pests.
- Apply using 250 litres to 400 litres of water. The recommended dose is 0,15 to 0,2 kg per ha. Protects against Meligethes aeneus, Ceutorhynchus spp, Aphis spp, Athalia rosae, and Psylliodes chrysocephala. Break time 35 days.

Mustard:
- Apply using 300 litres to 500 litres of water. The recommended dose is 0,15 to 0,2 kg. Controls Meligenthes aeneus and Ceuthorhyncus spp. Break time 35 days.

Compatibility:
Inazuma is compatible with most plant protection products.
It is recommended to perform a physicochemical test before combining Inazuma with other crop products.

Recommendations:
- Treatments best done at warning or at the appearance of harmful insects;
- The number of treatments is 1-2 per season and culture;
- The interval between treatments is 14 days;
- It can be used exclusively after the end of the flight of domestic bees, one hour before sunset, at the latest until 23:00;
- For maize cultivation, it is recommended to apply when the maximum flight of butterflies is recorded, before depositing eggs;
-Pheromone-based light traps can be used to identify the flight;
- In case of prolonged warming, at the corn drill, it may be necessary to repeat the treatment;
- At the western rootworm, through treatments will follow the decrease of the number of adults before the laying of the eggs, the decrease of the damages made by the larvae from the following year, respectively the avoidance of weak pollination by destroying the silk of the cobs;
- The swarming dynamics can be followed with the help of yellow adhesive traps;
- Phenological stage of the last treatment: end of flowering BBCH 59;
- In rapeseed and mustard crops, the treatment against rapeseed flea and rapeseed wasp will be done in the 4-6 leaf stage;
- In the case of rapeseed fleas, the need for protective treatments will be decided after determining the affected leaf area;
- It is recommended that the spring treatment against the shiny beetle of rapeseed, stem gargle, cruciferous siliceous gargle, and aphids, be done during the installation of pests in the culture, based on careful monitoring of the number of pupae; Phenological stage of the last treatment: green button BBCH 51.
- Highly recommended for use in pest management programs.

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