NATGHSAGAR SUPREDENT

• SUPREDENT is a systemic insecticide, It is highly effective for the Control of sucking pests and some other insects indifferent crops.

Technical Content

• Imidacloprid 17.8% S.L.

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

• Imidacloprid is an antagonist by binding to postsynaptic nicotinic receptors in the insect central nervous system

BENEFITS

• Imidacloprid is used to control sucking insects, some chewing insects including termites, soil insects, and fleas on pets.
• Pesticides are helpful in keeping costs low as farmers are able to grow more food on the same field. Growing organic vegetables needs more investment due to hand weeding as compared to vegetables that are grown with herbicides.
• Pesticides help to reduce waterborne diseases and those transmitted by insects. It helps to prevent the spread of diseases born from insects and rodents.
• Pesticides are used to preserve and protect the environment as it can help to reduce deforestation, soil erosion, and aid in conservation of natural resources.
• The use of pesticides can help to improve the crop yield and subsequently increase the farmer’s income. It will improve farmer’s living standards and quality of life.
• Pesticides help farmers save precious time by keeping the crop safe from weed instead of spending hours removing the weeds around their crops. When their crop is safe from pests, farmers need not till the land again and again in an attempt to grow their crops.
• Pesticides transformed developing countries such as India into food producers. Crop protection helps farmers protect their crops and provide a bumper yield to the population.,
• Pesticides give food products a long and viable shelf life in the storage chambers or warehouses. They also help to prevent heavy post-harvest losses incurred due to plant diseases and pests and protect the good to eat safely.

Usage

CROPS

• All crops

MODE OF ACTION

• Imidacloprid is designed to be effective by contact or ingestion.2 It is a systemic insecticide that translocate rapidly through plant tissues following application.2,10
• Imidacloprid acts on several types of post-synaptic nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the nervous system.11,12 In insects, these receptors are located only within the central nervous system. Following binding to the nicotinic receptor, nerve impulses are spontaneously discharged at first, followed by failure of the neuron to propagate any signal.13,14 Sustained activation of the receptor results from the inability of acetylcholinesterase’s to break down the pesticide.12 This binding process is irreversible.

DOSAGE

• 100-150 ml per acre.

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