TAG FLAME (Flubendiamide 39.35% SC) (Insecticide)

Description:
TAG FLAME contains 39.35% Flubendiamide by weight, equivalent to 480 g/L of active ingredient in the formulation. It belongs to the new class of diamide insecticides, offering effective control of Lepidoptera pests. Its novel mode of action targets both adult and larval stages of pests, making it a vital tool in insect resistance management. TAG FLAME is safe for adult honey bees and poses no risk to beneficial insects such as parasitoids, predatory mites, or foliage-dwelling species.

Key Features:

• Broad-spectrum control of Lepidoptera pests.
• Targets both adult and larval stages.
• Non-toxic to honey bees and beneficial insects.
• Effective tool in insect resistance management.

Usage:

• Crops:
  • Pigeon pea, Black gram, Cotton, Bengal gram, Tomato, Rice, Cabbage, Brinjal, Okra, Chilli, and Soybean.
• What It Controls:
  • American Bollworm, Spotted Bollworm, Stem Borer, Leaf Folder, Diamondback Moth, Pod Borers (Black Gram and Bengal Gram), Fruit Borer, and Shoot Borer.
• Time of Application:
  • Spray at the first appearance of pests and repeat as necessary based on pest intensity.

Dose/Acre:
50 ml per acre.

Application Method:

1. Use a hand-operated knapsack sprayer fitted with hollow cone or triple action nozzles.
2. Measure 50 ml of TAG FLAME per acre.
3. Mix the recommended dose in an appropriate amount of water, stir well, and spray uniformly over the crop foliage.
4. Ensure proper coverage for maximum effectiveness.

Precautions:

• Always refer to the leaflet for detailed safety and application instructions.
• Avoid spraying in windy or rainy conditions.
• Use personal protective equipment while handling and spraying the product.
• Avoid contamination of water sources and areas frequented by beneficial insects.

Product Type:
Chemical

Manufacturer:
Tropical Agro

Note:
TAG FLAME is a reliable solution for managing Lepidoptera pests across multiple crops. Regular pest monitoring and adherence to integrated pest management (IPM) practices are recommended to enhance its effectiveness and sustainability.