The HIMARS set is a ready-to-use product for protecting agricultural, fruit-and-vegetable, and ornamental crops from a wide range of pests and diseases. It contains the systemic insecticide Synerid based on thiacloprid (240 g/l) and the systemic fungicide Fridom, containing fluazinam (200 g/l) and dimethomorph (200 g/l). These agents have systemic and contact action, providing effective elimination of pests at all developmental stages — from eggs and larvae to adult insects, as well as control and prevention of various diseases, including phytophthora and mildew. The WHO classification categorizes the set as Class III hazard, indicating moderate toxicity.
HIMARS is used for treating a wide range of crops, such as potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini, watermelons, melons, pumpkins, onions, garlic, fruit trees, berry shrubs, coniferous and ornamental plants, flowers, and grapes. To prepare the working solution, dissolve the contents of two packets in 5–8 liters of water, then treat 1–2 acres or 2–5 trees. It is recommended to conduct preventive treatments before and after flowering, as well as upon detecting pests or signs of disease.
The protective period lasts 3–4 weeks, ensuring prolonged protection of crops from pests and diseases. A 30-day pre-harvest interval must be observed between the last application and harvest. The number of applications does not exceed two, enabling effective plant control with minimal use of chemicals. The shelf life of the set is 48 months, ensuring convenient storage and use.
