Attack 250

Ensuring Cereal Crop Health with «Ataka 250»

For those managing winter wheat and barley, controlling early-season pests is a constant challenge. Having worked with the Ataka 250 insecticide from «Promin-Agrokhim», I’ve found it to be a reliable solution for those who prefer systemic protection over reactive measures. It’s a straightforward, effective tool that does exactly what it promises without unnecessary complexity.

Performance and Formulation

The core of this product is Thiamethoxam, a well-proven active ingredient. The aqueous emulsion formulation is a major plus for me as an operator. It remains stable, mixes easily in the spray tank, and doesn't clog nozzles, which saves significant time during peak field work. By combining systemic and contact actions, the product protects the plant both externally and from within; even the pests that evade the initial spray will ingest the toxin upon feeding on the treated foliage.

Field Application Notes

• Target Pests: Ataka 250 is highly effective against major threats including cereal flies, aphids, leafhoppers, and the bread beetle. It is particularly valuable for protecting crops from flea beetles during the early stages of growth.
• Application Rates: We typically operate within the 0.5 to 1.0 L/ha range, adjusting based on pest pressure and crop density.
• Flexibility: With up to 2 applications allowed per season, you have enough coverage to protect the crop through its most vulnerable developmental stages.

It is classified as a Hazard Class 3 substance, so standard safety protocols must be followed during handling. From an operational perspective, Ataka 250 is a sensible, cost-effective choice for farmers who prioritize consistent performance and dependable crop health. It integrates smoothly into any standard spray program, providing peace of mind during the intensive growing season.