Product Description:

AGRITARA (Thiamethoxam 25% WG) is a widely used insecticide that aids in the protection of crops. It contains Thiamethoxam as the active ingredient, with a concentration of 25% in the form of water-dispersible granules (WG). Thiamethoxam 25% WG is formulated to effectively control a broad spectrum of sucking and chewing insects. It is known for its systemic action and long-lasting control over pests, ensuring healthier and more productive crops.

Active Ingredients:

• Thiamethoxam: 25%

• Other inert ingredients: 75% 

How to Use:

• Mix the required quantity of Thiamethoxam 25% WG with the recommended amount of water as per the instructions.

• Apply the mixture uniformly on the crop foliage, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the plant.

• Follow the recommended application rates and safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer.

• Wear appropriate protective gear during the handling and application of the product.

• Avoid contact with the product and ensure safe storage away from the reach of children and animals. 

Recommended Crops:

Features of the Product 

• AGRITARA functions as a broad-spectrum insecticide.

• Classified as a systemic insecticide, AGRITARA combines contact and stomach action.

• It falls within the neonicotinoids class of insecticides.

• AGRITARA is a novel solution designed to combat various sucking insect pests across multiple crops.

• Particularly effective against sucking pests that have developed resistance to conventional insecticides.

• Exhibits notable translaminar action.

• Its translaminar and systemic properties facilitate absorption and translocation throughout the entire plant, effectively controlling hidden insects.

• Offers both quick and long-lasting control.

• Boasts excellent rain fastness properties.

• Rapid uptake into plants with acropetal movement through the xylem.

• Virtually compatible with other insecticides.

• Leaves no residue, ensuring target specificity and environmental acceptance.

• Relatively safe for beneficial insects.

• Suitable for Integrated Pest Management strategies.

• Acts as a preventive measure against the spread of diseases, such as leaf curl in cotton, by controlling insect vectors.

Method of Operation 

• AGRITARA is classified within the neonicotinoid insecticide group, targeting the central nervous system of   insects.

• Upon contact or ingestion of AGRITARA, insects immediately cease feeding.

• Affected sucking insects are deterred from re-penetrating plant tissues.

• AGRITARA disrupts the postsynaptic nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the insect nervous system.

• Irreversible blockage of postsynaptic (nAChRs) induces hyperexcitation of the nerves.

• Hyperexcitation leads to convulsions and eventual paralysis in insects.

• The cumulative effect results in the death of the insects.

How and When to Apply 

• AGRITARA is suitable for both foliar spray and soil drench applications.

• For foliar spray:

1.     Initiate the first spray upon the initial appearance of pests.

2.     Repeat 2-3 sprays at intervals of 10-15 days, adjusting frequency based on the level of pest intensity.

• For soil drench:

1.     Apply around the root zone before the onset of pest presence, conducting a single soil drench during the crop season.

2.     To mitigate resistance issues in the long term, it is recommended to alternate AGRITARA with other groups of insecticides.

Safety Guidelines and Remedy 

• Avoid spraying during foggy weather conditions.

• Wear appropriate safety gear, including gloves, aprons, masks, etc.

• Select the correct nozzle for the spray application.

• Spray in the direction of the wind to optimize effectiveness.

• Refrain from smoking, drinking, eating, or chewing during the spraying process.

• Prevent contact with the mouth, eyes, and skin.

• Steer clear of inhaling the spray mist, fog, and vapors.

• Thoroughly bathe after completing the application.

• In the absence of a specific antidote, treat any symptoms that may arise symptomatical