Norton

Synergy of two components for uncompromising crop protection

When crops are under attack by a wide spectrum of pests, there is no time for "soft" measures. The Norton insecticide/acaricide from F.Superus Co., Ltd. is the heavy artillery against insects whose metabolism has already adapted to many single-active-ingredient preparations. The secret to its effectiveness lies in the combination of chlorpyrifos (organophosphate) and cypermethrin (pyrethroid). This combination provides not only an immediate "knockdown effect" but also long-lasting protection, performing well even under unfavorable weather conditions.

Why Norton succeeds where others fail

The primary advantage of the product is its contact-based mode of action. It strikes pests upon direct contact with spray droplets or treated surfaces. This is critical for controlling resilient insects such as the bread ground beetle, cereal aphids, or weevils. Thanks to the organophosphate component, Norton has the ability to penetrate the hidden habitats of pests, making it indispensable for winter grain and fodder beet fields.

• Speed: Due to the pyrethroid component, insects lose activity within minutes of spraying.
• Reliability: The product is highly effective against both adults and larvae of various developmental stages.
• Formulation: The emulsion concentrate form ensures uniform distribution across the leaf surface and resistance to wash-off by precipitation.

Application and Safety Guidelines

As with any powerful Class 2 hazard insecticide, Norton requires strict adherence to regulations. The optimal application rate is 0.5–1.0 L/ha. It is important to note that a maximum of 2 applications per season is allowed, with a pre-harvest interval of 30 days. This is an ideal solution for large farms focused on maximizing yield potential. The product is perfect for suppressing mass outbreaks of pests during periods of intensive crop growth, where every loss of leaf area critically reduces future profit.