Furadan 3G is a broad spectrum insecticide with contact, systemic and stomach action used to kill insect pests that damage crops. It controls insects like shoot fly, stem borer, thrips, brown plant hopper, gall midge, green leaf hopper, hispa, nematode, top borer, whitefly, aphids, woolly aphid, and leaf miner.

Furadan 3G insecticide consists of Carbofuran 3% CG (Encapsulated) which is highly effective against target pests. It provides long-lasting control over dangerous insects.

Furadan 3G insecticide can be used for cereals like bajra, maize, and paddy, vegetables like tomato and chilli, fruits like apple and citrus, and other crops like sugarcane and groundnut for controlling sucking and chewing insects.

The active ingredient in Furadan 3G insecticide acts through contact, stomach, and systemic action. It inhibits an enzyme responsible for normal functioning of the insect nervous system leading to paralysis and death of the target insect.

Furadan 3G is generally applied to the soil during or after planting. This helps to control soil dwelling insects as well as nematodes. The best time to apply the insecticide is early morning or late afternoons to avoid drifting away.

Furadan 3G can be mixed with other compatible insecticides and fertilizers except for highly alkaline products. But it is recommended to seek expert advice or follow label claims.

Yes, Furadan 3G insecticide can be harmful to beneficial insects if applied incorrectly. Since it is a broad-spectrum insecticide, it may affect pollinators. To reduce the risk of harming beneficial insects, it is advisable to apply during early morning or late afternoon.

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Furadan 3G insecticide is generally recommended to be applied through soil application or broadcasting methods. The soil must be wet during the application. The first application should be done during planting or initial stages of growth to control soil-borne insect pests and nematodes. The frequency of application depends on the crop and severity of insect damage.