Proteus 110OD

Synergistic Chemical Composition

"Proteus 110OD" leverages a sophisticated synergy between two chemical classes: the neonicotinoid thiacloprid and the pyrethroid deltamethrin. This combination is designed to provide both a rapid "knockdown" effect and prolonged systemic protection. Thiacloprid acts systemically, translocating within the plant tissues to target pests that feed internally, while deltamethrin provides immediate contact efficacy, disrupting the nervous system of insects upon the initial hit.

Technological Edge: Oil Dispersion (OD) Formulation

The choice of an oil dispersion formulation is critical for product performance. Unlike standard emulsifiable concentrates, the OD formulation improves the adherence of the active ingredients to the plant cuticle. The oil-based matrix creates a persistent protective barrier that mitigates evaporation under heat and increases rainfastness, ensuring the insecticide remains active even in challenging field conditions.

Application and Field Efficacy

"Proteus 110OD" is highly effective across a broad spectrum of pests, including the European corn borer, colorado potato beetle, and various species of lepidoptera (cutworms). It is recommended for use on crops such as winter wheat, barley, rapeseed, sugar beet, corn, and potatoes. With a recommended application rate of 0.5–1 L/ha, it provides lasting residual protection. Its systemic translocation ensures that even new growth developing after the spray remains protected.

• Application Strategy: A maximum of two applications per season is allowed, providing flexibility in integrated pest management programs.
• Pre-Harvest Interval: A waiting period of 20–30 days is mandatory to ensure residual levels meet safety standards.
• Classification: The product falls under Hazard Class 2, requiring standard protective equipment and precise adherence to environmental safety protocols.