Inazuma

Why Inazuma has become my go-to crop protection tool

When you are in the field and the pest pressure hits like a wave, there is no time for hesitation. My choice is Inazuma. It’s one of those cases where the combination of acetamiprid and lambda-cyhalothrin settles the pest control issue 100% in a single pass. The convenience lies in its "two-in-one" action: the contact effect destroys insects already on the leaves, while the systemic component penetrates the plant tissue, leaving no chance for those arriving the next day.

Operational experience

The formulation—an aqueous emulsion—makes preparing the spray solution simple. It mixes perfectly and doesn't clog sprayer nozzles, which is critical during heavy seasonal workloads. A dosage of 0.2–0.4 L/ha allows for flexible adjustment based on pest density. In practice, whether spraying corn against the European corn borer or sunflowers against the cotton bollworm, the results are visible just hours after the droplets dry.

• Effectiveness: It excels at reaching hidden pests (thrips, weevils) that are difficult to target with basic contact insecticides.
• Versatility: One canister covers everything from rapeseed to tomatoes. No need to haul a warehouse of different products.
• Reliability: The Austrian manufacturing quality (Kwizda Agro GmbH) is evident in the stability of the mixture.

Keep in mind the class 2 toxicity level—I always follow the protocols strictly using personal protective equipment. A maximum of two applications per season solves the problem across the entire area. For me, it primarily means time savings and peace of mind for the crop during critical growth stages.