Green Shield

Systemic Protection: The Mechanics of Imidacloprid

"Green Shield" (Zeleny Shchit) is built on imidacloprid, a second-generation neonicotinoid that fundamentally shifts pest management strategies. Unlike contact-only insecticides that require direct hits, this formulation features systemic action. Once sprayed, the solution is absorbed into the plant’s vascular system and translocated to all tissues, including new growth. This creates a protective barrier: pests receive a lethal dose upon their first attempt to feed on the plant sap or foliage.

Technical Profile

The product is supplied as a water-soluble powder designed for high biological activity at precise concentrations. It provides potent control over a wide spectrum of insects with piercing-sucking and chewing mouthparts. Key target pests include:

• Coleoptera: Colorado potato beetle, weevils, beet flea beetles, cereal leaf beetles, and sunn pests.
• Sucking insects: aphids, thrips, and leafhoppers.

The systemic mechanism ensures a long-lasting protective effect. Even if new pests emerge after treatment, they succumb when feeding on the protected crop. The product performs reliably on diverse crops, including winter wheat, potatoes, tomatoes, and fodder beets.

Application Guidelines

Classified as a Hazard Class 2 substance, the product requires strict adherence to application protocols. As the active ingredient is absorbed through the leaf surface, optimal results are achieved through uniform coverage of the vegetation. The "Green Shield" systemic insecticide is highly effective during peak pest activity periods, allowing for rapid reduction of pest populations and prevention of structural damage to crops.

The manufacturers, MOST and TRUSTCHEM (China), ensure that the formulation meets the technical standards required for the effective systemic performance of imidacloprid.