Noril

Protecting Cereals and Beet Crops from Pest Outbreaks

Noril is a dual-component insecto-acaricide selected by agronomists to protect crops during periods of severe pest pressure. The combination of cypermethrin and chlorpyrifos creates a powerful synergistic effect, providing both a rapid knockdown impact and long-lasting residual protection. The product is essential in situations where high populations of pests with different feeding behaviors threaten yield.

Practical Field Scenarios

• Winter Wheat: The primary use for Noril is controlling cereal beetles, sunn pests, and leaf beetles. It is highly effective in containing hotspots where immediate eradication of both imago and larvae is required.
• Fodder Beet: Maintaining plant density during early development is critical. The application of this insecticide is recommended upon the first signs of beet weevils, flea beetles, and tortoise beetles, which can cause significant damage in just a few days.

Field Application Guidelines

Formulated as an emulsifiable concentrate, Noril allows for efficient preparation of working solutions that ensure uniform leaf coverage. Its contact-based action guarantees that pests are eliminated upon exposure. Since Noril is classified as a Class 2 hazard, strict adherence to safety protocols and application rates (ranging from 0.5 to 1.0 L/ha) is mandatory during foliage spraying.

For optimal effectiveness, no more than two applications per season are recommended. With a pre-harvest interval of 30–40 days, it is well-suited for protecting actively growing crops. Manufactured by Nanjing Red Sun, Shanghai Bioagriland Crop Care, and Shandong Sino-Agri United Biotechnology, the product ensures consistent performance when applied correctly relative to the pest's development cycle.