Product Description:
BENZO (Emamectin Benzoate 5% SG) is an agricultural product commonly used as an insecticide, acaricide, and nematicide. It is formulated as a Soluble Granule (SG) for ease of application. BENZO is designed to effectively control a broad spectrum of pests in various crops, ensuring crop health and yield. Its powerful formulation aids in the protection of crops against harmful insects and mites.
Active Ingredient:
Emamectin Benzoate, with a concentration of 5% in Soluble Granule (SG) form, is the key component of BENZO. Emamectin Benzoate is a highly effective and selective insecticide that targets certain destructive pests while being relatively safe for non-target organisms.
How to Use:
- Dilute the required quantity of BENZO SG in water as per the recommended dosage.
- Apply the mixture uniformly to the target areas, ensuring proper coverage of the foliage and affected parts of the plants.
- Use appropriate protective equipment during handling and application.
- Adhere strictly to the recommended application schedule and dosage to avoid overdosing or underdosing.
Recommended Crop:
Recommended Crop | Recommended Pests | Central Insecticides Board (CIB) Dosage/ha | Water volume litre/ha |
Cotton | Boll worms | 190-220 gm | 500 |
Okra | Fruit & Shoot Borer | 135-170 gm | 500 |
Cabbage | DBM | 150-200 gm | 500 |
Chilli | Fruit Borer, Thrips, Mites | 200 gm | 500 |
Brinjal | Fruit and Shoot borer | 200 gm | 500 |
Redgram | Pod borer | 220 gm | 500-750 |
Grapes | Thrips | 110-220 | 500-1000 |
Chick pea | pod borer | 220 gm | 500 |
Features of the Product
- Emamectin Benzoate Formulation: BENZO contains a 5% soluble granular formulation of emamectin benzoate (SG), providing enhanced water solubility.
- Modern Avermectin Insecticide: As a member of the Avermectin group of insecticides, BENZO represents a contemporary solution for pest management.
- Versatile Pest Control: Effective against Lepidopteran and sucking pests, including bollworms in cotton, fruit and shoot borers in okra, thrips, and mites.
- Phytotoxicity-Free: No phytotoxicity has been reported when BENZO is used as recommended, ensuring the health of treated crops.
- Soluble Granular Formulation: BENZO's soluble granular formulation enhances water solubility, facilitating convenient and efficient application.
- Dual Action Mechanism: Possessing both contact and stomach action, BENZO ensures effective control of caterpillars.
- Rapid Absorption: The insecticide is quickly absorbed into foliage, enabling swift action against pests.
- Translaminar Control: BENZO's good translaminar action extends its control to caterpillars on the lower surface of leaves.
- Compatibility with Other Insecticides: Almost compatible with other insecticides, providing flexibility in integrated pest management strategies.
- Larvicidal with Anti-feedant Effect: Acts as a potent larvicide and exhibits an anti-feedant effect, disrupting the feeding habits of pests.
- Quick Action Against Caterpillars: Caterpillars cease feeding on crops shortly after ingestion, showcasing rapid action.
- Larvae Mortality within 2-4 Days: Larvae typically perish within 2-4 days of ingestion, contributing to effective pest control.
- 4-Hour Rain-Fastness: BENZO maintains good rain-fastness for up to 4 hours after application, ensuring resilience in wet conditions.
- Naturally Derived, Beneficial Insect Friendly: Being a naturally derived insecticide, BENZO poses minimal harm to beneficial insects.
- Suitable for Integrated Pest Management (IPM): Well-suited for integration into Integrated Pest Management systems, promoting a holistic approach to pest control.
- Compatibility with Other Insecticides: Almost compatible with a range of other insecticides, offering versatility in pest management strategies.
Method of Operation
- Non-Systemic Stomach Insecticide: BENZO operates as a non-systemic insecticide primarily through stomach action, requiring ingestion by larvae for optimal effectiveness.
- Nerve Cell Impact: It targets nerve cells, suppressing muscle contraction and inducing immediate paralysis in the insect upon ingestion.
- Post-Paralysis Mortality: Following paralysis, affected larvae typically succumb within a span of 2-4 days.
- Rapid Cessation of Feeding: Larvae cease feeding within hours of ingestion, effectively preventing subsequent damage to the crop.
How and When to Apply
- It is advised to apply BENZO through foliar spray for optimal results.
- Apply BENZO at the initial observation of larvae incidence, and repeat applications as needed.
- Begin by adding the required amount of Perform to a small quantity of clean water, stirring the mixture.
- Incorporate the remaining recommended water quantity and ensure thorough mixing by stirring the solution well.
Safety Guidelines and Remedy
- Opt for a uniform spray application to ensure consistent coverage.
- Guarantee complete coverage of foliage for effective results.
- Employ the proper recommended water volume for improved outcomes.
- Wear essential safety gear such as gloves, aprons, masks, etc., during application.
- Refrain from smoking, drinking, eating, or chewing anything while engaged in the spraying process.
- Steer clear of contact with eyes, skin, and mouth during and after application.
- Take precautions to avoid inhalation of the spray mist, fog, and vapors.
- After application, take a proper bath to ensure personal hygiene.
- In the absence of a specific antidote, treat any symptoms that may arise in a symptomatic manner.