Antikhrushch

Protecting Root Systems with Systemic Precision

«Antikhrush» by the «Fabryka Ahrokhimikativ» (Cherkasy, Ukraine) is a systemic and contact insecticide-acaricide designed to tackle the most persistent soil pests. In professional farming, where wireworms, mole crickets, and white grubs can cause significant crop loss, this product provides a reliable shield for both field crops and orchards.

Field and Orchard Scenarios

• Seed and Tuber Treatment: An essential operation for corn, sunflower, and potato growers. Applying the product directly into the furrow or as a seed treatment creates a protective zone around the young root system.
• Orchard Management: Used for drenching the root zone of apple trees to protect against complex pests, including root-attacking larvae and foliage-damaging insects like aphids and leafrollers.
• Vegetable Production: Vital for transplanting cabbage and tomatoes, ensuring young plants establish successfully without pest interference.

Why the Formulation Matters

The product utilizes a combination of Imidacloprid and Bifenthrin. Imidacloprid acts systemically, absorbed by the roots to protect the plant from within, while Bifenthrin provides a potent contact effect that paralyzes pests upon contact. This synergy allows for the effective control of a broad range of targets, including the Colorado potato beetle, thrips, and cutworms.

Technical Implementation Tips

The product is formulated as a suspension concentrate, which is easy to handle when preparing tank mixes. Typical application rates range from 0.5 to 1.0 L/ton (or per hectare). With a 30-day pre-harvest interval, it is ideal for pre-sowing or early-season vegetation treatments. As the product is authorized for a single application per season, it is highly recommended to time the treatment during the peak emergence of target soil pests to maximize its economic impact.