Katyayani Sipahi Insecticide

• Katyayani Sipahi is an insecticide featuring a combination of Emamectin Benzoate 1.5% and Fipronil 3.5% in a suspension concentrate. It effectively controls pests like Thrips and Fruit Borers through systemic and contact action, disrupting their nervous systems and causing paralysis and death. Suitable for crops such as Chilli, Cotton, Cumin, Onion, Garlic, and various vegetables

Technical Content

• Emamectin Benzoate 1.5% and Fipronil 3.5%

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

• Dual Action: Combines the power of Emamectin Benzoate and Fipronil to deliver systemic and contact insect control.
• Targeted Control: Specifically designed to control a broad spectrum of pests, including Thrips and Fruit borers.
• Versatile Application: Can be used in multiple ways such as foliar spray, soil drench, seedling dip, and seed treatment.
• Long-lasting Protection: Provides extended pest control, reducing the need for frequent applications.

BENEFITS

• Effective Against Multiple Pests: Primarily used in Chilli crops but also effective on various other vegetables and horticultural crops.
• Improved Crop Yield: Protects crops from pests that could significantly damage the yield and quality.
• Extended Pest Control: The systemic and contact action ensures that pests are controlled over a long period, enhancing crop health.
• Flexible Application Methods: Suitable for multiple methods of application, offering flexibility for different farming practices.

Usage

CROPS

• Chilli
• Cotton
• Cumin
• Onion
• Garlic
• Vegetables & Horticultural Crops

MODE OF ACTION

• Systemic Action: Emamectin Benzoate is absorbed by the plant, moving through its tissues to control pests that feed on it.
• Contact Action: Fipronil works by direct contact with the pest, disrupting its nervous system, causing paralysis, and leading to death.
• Both systemic and contact actions work together to provide effective control of pests such as Thrips and Fruit borers, protecting crops from both chewing and sucking pests.

DOSAGE

• Large Scale: 200-250 ml/acre
• General Use: 1-1.5 ml per liter of water