Cymid

Dual-action pest control: field application of Cimid

In modern agronomy, combined systemic and contact insecticides are the primary tool for managing pest populations where immediate impact and long-term residual protection are required. "Cimid" by Inpest Ukraine utilizes a blend of Imidacloprid and Lambda-cyhalothrin. This synergistic combination provides both a rapid "knockdown" effect and prolonged systemic protection as the active ingredients penetrate plant tissues.

Strategic crop protection scenarios

Agronomists rely on Cimid when dealing with infestation pressures in wheat and corn fields. The formulation is particularly effective when pests reach economic threshold levels.

• Corn: A go-to solution for controlling the European corn borer and the Western corn rootworm (Diabrotica). The systemic component ensures that even fast-growing tissues are protected from the inside out, which is vital during the crop's development phases.
• Winter Wheat: Cimid is effective against a broad complex of pests, including cereal flies, flea beetles, thrips, and the sunn pest. It also demonstrates high efficacy against cotton bollworm and aphids, which frequently compromise yields under variable weather conditions.

Operational guidelines

The product comes as a suspension concentrate, making it easy to prepare stable tank mixtures. With a dosage rate ranging from 0.05 to 0.1 L/ha, it allows for flexible adjustment depending on the specific pest species and infestation density. As a class 2 hazard product, strict adherence to application safety protocols is essential. With a maximum of two applications per season, farmers can effectively time their treatments to coincide with peak pest activity, ensuring cost-efficient protection throughout the critical vegetative growth stages.

By choosing Cimid, agricultural producers gain a reliable defensive measure that combines the immediate contact killing power of pyrethroids with the long-lasting systemic activity of neonicotinoids, providing a robust solution for intensive cereal and grain production.