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1. Fipronil 5 % SCASHIRWAAD SC

2. About
Ashirwaad SC
Belongs to phenyl pyrazole group.
Broad-spectrum insecticide toxic by
contact and ingestion. Very effective
for insecticide resistand or tolerant
t o p y r e t h o i d , c y c l o g i e n e ,
o r g a n o p h o s p h o r u s a n d o r
carbamate insecticide. Unique plant
growth enhancement effect is
observed.

3. As a cereal grain, it is the most widely consumed
staple food for a large part of the world's human
population, especially in Asia. It is the agricultural
commodity with the third-highest worldwide
production , after sugarcane and maize.
Unmilled rice, known as "paddy", is usually
harvested when the grains have a moisture
content of around 25%.
About Rice

4. About Target
Pest ( Stem Borer )
Dose : 400-600 ml / acre
Time of Application : 25-30 Days After Transplanting
The stem borer is a pest of deepwater rice.
It is found in aquatic environments where
there is continuous fooding. Second instar
larvae enclose themselves in body leaf
wrappings to make tubes and detach
themselves from the leaf and falls onto the
watersurface.

5. The brown planthopper, Nilaparvata lugens is a
planthopper species that feeds on rice plants. BPH
are among the most important pests ofrice.
About Target
Pest ( BPH )
Dose : 400-600 ml / acre
Time of Application : 25-30 Days After Transplanting

6. 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. Rice gall midge forms a tubular
gall at the base of tillers, causing elongation of
leafsheathscalled onion leaforsilvershoot.
About Target
Pest ( Gall Midge)
Dose : 400-600 ml / acre
Time of Application : 25-30 Days After Transplanting

7. Leaf folder caterpillars fold a rice leaf around
themselves and attach the leaf margins together
with silk strands. They feed inside the folded leaf
creating longitudinal white and transparent streaks
on the blade. Rice leaf folders occur in all rice
environments and are more abundant during the
rainyseasons
About Target
Pest ( Leaf Folder )
Dose : 400-600 ml / acre
Time of Application : 25-30 Days After Transplanting

8. The rice whorl maggot is semi-aquatic. It is common
in irrigated fields and feeds on the centralwhorlleafof
the vegetative stage of the rice plant. It does not
occur in upland rice. The feeding damage of whorl
maggots causes yellow spots, white or transparent
patches, and pinholes.
About Target
Pest ( Whorl Maggot)
Dose : 400-600 ml / acre
Time of Application : 25-30 Days After Transplanting

9. White backed planthopper (WBPH),
Sogatella furcifera (Horvath) on rice is one of
the most important sucking pests in India in
manyricegrowingtracts.
About Target
Pest ( WBPH )
Dose : 400-600 ml / acre
Time of Application : 25-30 Days After Transplanting

10. About Target
Pest (GLH)
Green leafhoppers are the most common
leafhoppers in rice fields and are primarily
critical because they spread the viral disease
tungro. Both nymphs and adults feed by
extracting plant sap with their needle-shaped
mouthparts.
Dose : 400-600 ml / acre
Time of Application : 25-30 Days After Transplanting

11. About Cotton
Cotton is the most important fibre crop not
onlyofIndia but ofthe entireworld. Cotton and
its by-products are used in the production of a
huge range of products including bank notes,
margarine, rubber and medical supplies The
fibre from one 227kg cotton bale can produce
215 pairs of jeans, 250 single bed sheets, 1,200
t-shirts, 2,100 pairs of boxer shorts, 3,000
nappies, 4,300 pairs of socks or 680,000
cottonballs.

12. About Target
Pest (Aphid)
Aphids are small sap-sucking insects and
members of the super family Aphidoidea.
Common names include greenfly and
blackfly, but the insects can also be brown or
pink, and the group includes the fluffy white
woolly aphids. More significant is the
production of honeydew that interferes with
photosynthesis and late in the season causes
stickinessanddiscolourationofthecotton.
Dose : 600-800 ml / acre

13. Whiteflies are sucking insects and their
feeding removes nutrients from the plant.
Whiteflies cause damage to cotton plants in
two ways firstly by sucking the sap and
secondly by excreting honey dew on which
sootymouldgrows.
About Target
Pest ( White Fly )
Dose : 600-800 ml / acre

14. About Target
Pest (Thrips)
Thrips are tinyinsects about as fat as a sewing
needle that dine on many plants worldwide.
Also known as thysanoptera or thunderflies,
thrips are sucking insects that can cause
somedamagetoplants.
Dose : 600-800 ml / acre

15. Jassid is a sucking pest occurring throughout
the crop growing period on chilli in all the
zones. The pest injects toxins into leaves while
feeding which results in abnormal changes in
leaves-marginalchlorosisandreddening.
About Target
Pest ( Jassids )
Dose : 600-800 ml / acre

16. About Target
Pest (Bollworm)
The cotton bollworm, corn earworm, or Old
World bollworm is a moth, the larvae ofwhich
feed on a wide range of plants, including
many important cultivated crops. It is a major
pest in cotton and one of the most
polyphagous and cosmopolitan pest species.
The adult is a medium-sized, cream-colored
moth and is seen frequently throughout the
dayduringperiodsofheavyinfestations.
Dose : 800 ml / acre

17. About Sugarcane
Sugarcane is the main sources of sugar in
India and holds a prominent position as a
cash crop. It is one of the most important
food-cum-cash crop grown in the country.
providing employment to a larger number of
people, in addition to earning considerable
foreignexchange.

18. About Target
Pest (Early Shoot Borer)
The sugarcane early shoot borer is a serious
problem in sugarcane. 1-3 month old crops
are highly susceptible. The caterpillars of the
shoot borer cause dead hearts in young
plants. The young plants with dead hearts
formed at shoot stage can be pulled out
easily. It bores into the centralshoot and feeds
ontheinternaltissuecauseDeadheart..
Dose : 600-800 ml / acre

19. Polyocha depressella Swinhoe is the only
species of borer infesting the underground
portion of sugarcane and, hence, referred to
by its common name root borer or rootstock
borer. Generally considered a minor pest of
sugarcane in India, it occurs more
predominantly in the subtropical north Indian
sugarcane belt, Gujarat, Maharashtra,
KarnatakaandAndhraPradesh.
About Target
Pest (Root Borer )
Dose : 600-800 ml / acre

20. About Cabbage
Cabbage is a hardy, leafy vegetable full of
vitamins. It is one of the most important group
of vegetable crops which is widely grown and
popular in almost all the regions of the
country. Among the various Cole crops,
cabbage is mostwidely grown on commercial
scale in India. The cabbage consists of thick
leaves overlapping tightly on growing main
bud called 'head’. Cabbage is very convenient
to grow both on large and small-scale
cultivation. Cabbage is grown throughout the
country but it is more popular in Southern
States.

21. The diamondback moth, sometimes called
the cabbage moth, is a moth species
belonging to the family Plutellidae and genus
Plutella. The small, grayish-brown moth
sometimes has a cream-colored band that
forms a diamond along its back. It is the most
important and destructive pest of cabbage in
India. Most damage is caused by the
caterpillars tunnelling into the heads ofplants
such as cabbage and Brussels sprouts. They
also cause contamination of produce by
pupatinginsidecabbageflorets.
About Target
Pest (Diamond Back Moth)
Dose : 320-400 ml / acre
Time of Application : First Spray at 40-50 DAT,
Repeat 2-3 sprays at 7-10 days interval

22. About Chilli
There are many varieties in chilli and each
variety grown in different places has a
different flavour. Chilli is an important
ingredient in Indian cuisine as well as any
internationalcuisine.

23. Chilli thrips, is one of the major insect pest and
appears from nursery to till the harvest of the
crop. The peak activity of pest is noticed
during August and September month. The
extentofyieldlossvaries from25-50percent.
About Target
Pest (Thrips)
Dose : 320-400 ml / acre
Time of Application : First Spray at 40-50 DAT,
Repeat 2-3 sprays at 7-10 days interval

24. Adult are small succulent, pear-shaped soft
bodied insects with prominent reddish eyes
and cornicles at dorsal surface of the
abdomen that vary in color from yellow to
greentoblack.
About Target
Pest (Aphids)
Dose : 320-400 ml / acre
Time of Application : First Spray at 40-50 DAT,
Repeat 2-3 sprays at 7-10 days interval

25. The larvae initially feed on the leaves and
later on make circular holes on chilli fruit and
feed on the internal contents. The quality and
quantity of produce is highly affected
adversely resulting into severe economic
losses.
About Target
Pest (Fruit Borer)
Dose : 320-400 ml / acre
Time of Application : First Spray at 40-50 DAT,
Repeat 2-3 sprays at 7-10 days interval

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