This document discusses the insecticide Chlorpyrifos 1.5% DP (Hindol). It has contact and stomach poison properties with respiratory action, and is useful against pests like stem borer, green leaf hopper, brown plant hopper, gall midge, and grasshopper in paddy crops. It can also be used against termites in crops, buildings, woodwork, and furniture. The recommended dose for paddy crops is 10 kg per acre.

1. CHLORPYRIPHOS 1.5% DP
INSECTICIDE
Mode of action : Non - systemic insecticide with contact,
stomach and respiratory action

2. Qualities of HINDOL
It have contact , Stomach poison
with having respiratory action.
It is useful against Stem borer,
Green Leaf Hopper, Brown Plant
Hopper, Gall midge and Grass
Hopper in Paddy crop.
It is very useful against termites
infestation in crops as well as
buildings, wood work and furniture
etc.
HINDOL (Chloropyrifos 1.5% DP)
Paddy, also called rice
paddy, small, level,
ooded eld used to
c u l t i v a t e r i c e i n
southern and eastern
Asia.

3. What is Insecticides ?
Granule insecticides are
designed to kill ants, eas,
crickets, and other pests.
These products are used
outdoors only, and should
notbeusedinbuildings.
Insecticide granules consist
of a solid particle that is
i m p r e g n a t e d w i t h
insecticide. Fipronil
insecticides kill insects by
disrupting their brains
andnervoussystem.

4. Crop
Paddy
Paddy, also called rice paddy,
small, level, ooded eld used to
cultivate rice in southern and
eastern Asia. Wet-rice cultivation is
the most prevalent method of
farming in the Far East, where it
utilizes a small fraction of the total
land yet feeds the majority of the
ruralpopulation.
Rice was domesticated as
early as 3500 BC, and by
about 2,000 years ago it was
grown in almost all of the
present-day cultivation areas,
predominantly deltas,
oodplains and coastal plains,
and some terraced valley
slopes.

5. Target Pest
Stem Borer Stem borers can destroy rice at any
stage of the plant from seedling to
maturity. They feed upon tillers and
causes deadhearts or drying of the
central tiller, during vegetative stage;
and causes whiteheads at reproductive
stage.The stem borer larvae bore at the
base of the plants during the vegetative
stage. On older plants, they bore through
the upper nodes and feed toward the
base.
The yellow stem borer is a pest of
deepwater rice. It is found in aquatic
environments where there is
continuous ooding. Second instar
larvae enclose themselves in body
leaf wrappings to make tubes and
detach themselves from the leaf and
falls onto the water surface. They
attach themselves to the tiller and
boreinto thestem.

6. Target Pest
Green leafhoppers are the most common
leafhoppers in rice elds and transmit
the viral disease tungro. The virus lead to
leaf tip discoloration, reduced number of
tillers, stunted plants with reduced vigor,
andinworstcasesplantwithering.
In order to tell the symptoms of
tungro-infected crops from
nitrogen deciency or iron toxicity,
check for the presence of the
insect:white or pale yellow eggs
inside leaf sheaths or midribs;
yellow or pale green nymphs with
or without black markings; pale
green adults with or without black
markings and with a characteristic
diagonalmovement.
Green Leaf Hopper

7. Target Pest
High population of
planthoppers cause leaves to
initially turn orange-yellow
before becoming brown and
dry and this is a condition
called hopperburn that kills the
plant. BPH can also transmit
Rice Ragged Stunt and Rice
Grassy Stunt diseases. Neither
disease can be cured.
Planthoppers can be a problem
in rainfed and in irrigated
wetland environments. It also
occurs in areas with continuous
submerged conditions in the
eld, highshade,andhumidity.
Brown Plant
Hopper

8. Target Pest
Rice gall midge forms a tubular gall at
the base of tillers, causing elongation of
leaf sheaths called onion leaf or silver
shoot. The Asian rice gall midge is found
in irrigated or rainfed wetland
environments during the tillering stage
of the rice crop. It is also common in
upland and deepwater rice. The adults
are nocturnal and can easily be collected
usinglighttraps.
The plant stunting and leaf deformity,
wilting and rolling are also symptoms
observed on plants caused by drought,
potassium deciency, salinity, and
ragged stunt virus, orange leaf virus and
tungro virus diseases. The rolled leaves
can also be associated with the
symptom caused by rice thrips. To
conrm cause of problem, check for
presence of insect. Particularly,
elongate-tubular eggs and maggot-like
larvafeedinginsidedevelopingbuds.
Rice gall midge

9. Target Pest
The grasshopper is a medium to
large sized insect and the
grasshopper is found (close to
grass) all over the world.
Grasshoppers are best known for
their ability to jump incredible
heightsanddistances.
Most grasshopper individuals grow
to about 2 inches long although
larger grasshoppers are found on a
fairly regular basis that grow to
more than 5 inches in length. The
grasshopper has wings meaning it
can migrate over long distances
whentheweathergetstoocold.
Grass Hopper

10. Target Pest
Termites go back more than 120
million years to the season of the
dinosaurs. They are known as
"noiseless destroyers" as a result of
their capacity to bite through wood,
ooring and considerably backdrop
undetected.
Every year, termites cause more
than $5 billion in property harm -
costs that aren't secured by
mortgage holders' protection
strategies. This is the reason being
careful about termite control and
termitekilling is socritical.
Termites

11. Dose
Quantity
It is completely safe to use Hindol .
It also compatible with the other agrochemicals.
10.0 kg/acre

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