Fluton Insecticide

Technical Content: Flubendiamide 20% WG

Fluton: is a new generation green insecticide, based on the active ingredient flubendiamide from the novel class of insecticide Benzene dicarboxamide (Diamide insecticides group). The chemistry of FLUTON worldwide developed on Rice, Cotton, Pulses & Vegetables on Lepidopteron such as Diamond Back Moth, Tobacco caterpillar, American bollworm, Rice stem borer, and Rice leaf folder.

Features

• Fluton controls all major caterpillars such as American bollworm, Diamond Back Moth (DBM), pod borer, fruit borer, Tobacco caterpillar, stem borer & rice leaf folder. So there is no need for a tank mix for controlling the different types of caterpillars.
• Fluton acts on caterpillars through stomach ingestion and by contact action.
• Fluton has activity against all stages of caterpillars both preventive and curative treatment.
• Fluton provide assured control due to new unique RRM technology the exposed larva shrink and become inactive due to contraction of the muscle.
• Fluton acts fast resulting in rapid cessation of feeding which leads to damage control immediately after treatment.
• Fluton provides long-duration control by which frequent application is not required. Highly cost-effective
• Fluton has no cross-resistance to conventional & new chemistry products.
• Fluton is safer for beneficial insects and hence has a good fit in IPM & IRM.
• Fluton is safe to plant, applicator & environment when used as per recommendation

Mode Of Action: Fluton has contact action. Ryanodine Receptor Modulator affects the Calcium flow leading to muscle contraction of target pests. It is active by ingestion against all the stages of caterpillar pests.

Dosage:

Target Crop	Target Insect/Pest	Dose/acre (gm)
Rice	Stem borer, Leaf Folder	50
Cotton	American bollworm	100
Pigeon pea	Pod borer	100
Cabbage	DBM	25
Tomato	Fruit borer	100

Antidote: No specific antidote, treat symptomatically.

Precautions:

• Avoid inhalation and skin contact while diluting because of spillages or splashes.
• Do not mix with bare hands.
• The user should use full protective clothing, which includes rubber gloves, rubber boots. The face should be covered with a dust mask or respirator and an overall or rubber apron hood or hat.
• Use in high concentrations with low and ultra-low volume application equipment is dangerous and should be avoided.
• Wash application equipment thoroughly before spraying any other pesticide.
• Keep away farm stocks from the sprayed areas for at least two weeks.