TIACLOTRIN-M

Triple Action Synergy: Understanding Tiaclotrin-M

The core efficiency of 'Tiaclotrin-M' by 'Agrokhimichni Tekhnolohii' lies in its specific formulation: a combination of two neonicotinoids (clothianidin and thiamethoxam) and a pyrethroid (beta-cyfluthrin). This multi-component approach allows the product to deliver both a rapid 'knockdown' effect and prolonged systemic protection for sunflower and winter wheat crops.

Technical Breakdown of Components

• Clothianidin and Thiamethoxam: These systemic agents are absorbed by the plant and translocated acropetally. This ensures that new growth is protected. They act on the nicotine-acetylcholine receptors of the insect nervous system, inducing paralysis.
• Beta-cyfluthrin: A contact-stomach component that works immediately upon contact with the pest. It is essential for managing high-density pest populations, stopping damage before the pest can penetrate plant tissues.

The suspension concentrate formulation ensures that the active ingredients remain stable within the tank mix, preventing sedimentation and providing uniform coverage across the foliage. The product shows high biological efficacy against a wide range of pests, including aphids, leafhoppers, weevils, flea beetles, bollworms, and cereal leaf beetles.

Operational Performance

Thanks to its systemic action, Tiaclotrin-M remains effective even under fluctuating temperatures. With a dosage rate of 0.1–0.2 L/ha, the product offers an excellent balance between cost-effectiveness and the duration of protection. The protocol allows for up to two applications per season, providing flexibility in responding to local phytosanitary conditions. Being a Class 3 hazard level product, applications must be carried out using proper spraying techniques to ensure maximum efficacy while adhering to safety standards.