Razit

Triple-Action Synergy: How «Razit» Functions

The efficacy of the «Razit» insecticide is built upon a balanced combination of three active ingredients from distinct chemical classes: acetamiprid, imidacloprid, and alpha-cypermethrin. This technical formulation effectively eliminates the risk of pest resistance while providing an immediate knockdown effect coupled with long-term residual protection.

Technical Composition and Mechanism

• Systemic Control: Acetamiprid and imidacloprid belong to the neonicotinoid group. They are rapidly absorbed by plant tissues, creating a protective barrier that persists for up to 30 days. This is crucial for protecting crops like winter wheat and sunflower against pests such as cereal flies, aphids, and thrips.
• Contact-Gut Action: Alpha-cypermethrin targets the insect nervous system almost immediately upon contact. This serves as a vital tool for managing pests like the Colorado potato beetle or the sunn pest, halting feeding damage shortly after application.

The formulation, a suspension concentrate, ensures high dispersibility and uniform coverage of the leaf surface without causing sediment in the sprayer tank. At a consumption rate of 0.1–0.15 L/ha, Razit offers a cost-effective solution for controlling a wide spectrum of Lepidoptera and Orthoptera. It allows for up to two applications per season, covering the entire critical vegetation cycle.

Field Application Insights

Classified as a hazard class 3 substance, the product requires standard safety protocols during application. It is essential to strictly follow the pre-harvest interval (PHI) of 20–30 days, particularly for crops like apple trees. The systemic properties of Razit ensure that even new growth emerging shortly after application remains protected against sap-sucking pests like leafhoppers and thrips, providing continuous security for the crop during its most vulnerable growth stages.