phosphorus-organic insecticide-acaricide with broad spectrum of action. Effective against many species of chewing and sucking insects
Formulations: concentrate emulsion
Active substance: chlorpyrifos (480 g/l)
MANUFACTURER: "Macteshim-Agan Industries, Ltd", Israel
PACKAGING: 10 L canister; 5 L canister
ADVANTAGES OF THE PREPARATION:
Effective against a wide range of pests on many crops
Rapid contact action (from several seconds to minutes)
High lethal effect on insects when feeding on treated plants
Effective against pest populations resistant to synthetic pyrethroids (e.g., beetles)
Exhibits acaricidal activity
Used for fighting locusts
Mechanism of action:
Contact insecticide with partial systemic action. Also exhibits fumigant effect. The preparation is a cholinesterase inhibitor. Acts on the nervous system of pests, causing paralysis, which leads to their death.
APPLICATION SPECTRUM:
PIRINEX has a broad spectrum of application against families of beetles, moths, weevils, and leaf beetles on various agricultural crops.
Recommended dosage of working solution:
For field crops — 200-300 l/ha, fruit crops — 800-1000 l/ha
APPLICATION NOTES:
Spraying is carried out at wind speed not exceeding 5 m/s, without allowing spray drift to adjacent crops
Compatible with many pesticides, except those based on copper
PIRINEX is a persistent organophosphorus compound and can remain in soil for 30-60 days, however, during the first month of application, it decomposes almost 80%
At the rate of 5.0 l/ha (working solution rate 400 l/ha) is used to combat wireworms and May beetle
TOXICITY:
PIRINEX 48, EC — highly toxic compound, classified as second class of toxicity. Toxic to bees, therefore application during flowering is prohibited. Harmful to fish
GLOBAL EXPERIENCE OF USE:
Worldwide, PIRINEX is used to combat a wide range of pests on such crops as sugar beet, potato, hops, tobacco, lucerne, apple, peach, against fruit borers and moths; aphids and mites; cutworms; flies; weevils and other beetles; fleas, cockroaches
For example, in Russia, chlorpyrifos is used on such crops against pests:
