Matador 120EC Insecticide is a broad-spectrum insecticide that contains the active ingredient Lambda-cyhalothrin. It is designed to protect a wide range of crops from insect damage that can negatively impact yield and quality.

One of the key benefits of Matador 120EC Insecticide is that it works on contact and is fast-acting. It also has activity on small larvae, nymphs, and adult stages of many insects. It is effective against key pests in canola, such as flea beetles, and also provides alternate mode of action for broad-spectrum insect control including European corn borer in potatoes. Matador 120EC Insecticide is also registered for both ground and aerial application for most crops.

Matador 120EC Insecticide can be used on target crops such as cotton, paddy, brinjal, okara, tomato, grapes, chilli and soybean, to control insects and pests such as Bollworms, Stem borer, Leaf folder, Shoot & Fruit borer, Fruit borer, Thrips & Flea beetle, Thrips & Pod borer and Stem fly & semi looper. The recommended dosage and waiting period from last application to harvest varies depending on the crop and target pest. It is important to always follow the label instructions and to use the product in accordance with local regulations.

FEATURES

Synergistic power with powerful stomach and contact action.

Strong ovicidal, larvicidal and acaricidal properties.

Quick knock down and excellent control on hard to kill boll-worm.

Kills insects on lower and upper surface of leaves due to penetrating action.

Convenient, single pack and ready to use instead of field mix.

Economical to use with much higher and quality produce.

USAGE

CROPS – Tomatoes, Cucurbits and Cotton.

INSECTS AND DISEASES – Caterpillars, Aphids, Mites and other Sucking Pests.

MODE OF ACTION –

Profenofos is a non-systemic insecticide with contact and stomach ation. Has ovicidal action on lepidopterous eggs.

Cypermentrhin is a non-systemic insecticide with strong contact action, rapid knock-down effect and excellent residual activity. Has repellent effect on flying moths.