Borey

Crop protection with the Borey insecticide

Developed by ZAT Firma August (Vurnary, Russia), the Borey pesticide is a robust solution for farmers dealing with resistant pest populations. Its triple-action formula—combining Imidacloprid, Alpha-cypermethrin, and Lambda-cyhalothrin—creates a synergistic effect that hits pests through both neonicotinoid and pyrethroid pathways, ensuring quick knockdown and long-lasting systemic protection.

Field Application and Performance

In the field, Borey acts as a comprehensive tool for treating diverse crops, including winter wheat, barley, rapeseed, soy, potatoes, and tomatoes. Operating the sprayer with this suspension concentrate is straightforward, provided you stay within the recommended dosage of up to 0.5 L/ha.

• Systemic Control: Because it is systemic, the plant absorbs the active ingredients, protecting new growth and reaching insects that hide on the undersides of leaves.
• Pest Spectrum: It is highly effective against the Colorado potato beetle, cruciferous flea beetles, stem borers, and pod borers.
• Operational Guidelines: With a 35-day pre-harvest interval and a 1–2 treatment limit per season, Borey fits perfectly into standard IPM (Integrated Pest Management) programs.

Given its Class 2 hazard rating, safety is the primary concern for any operator. Always use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling and spraying. The formulation is designed for stable tank-mixing, ensuring your spraying equipment operates efficiently without clogging during the application process.