Borey Neo

Triple-action pest control: field experience with «Borey Neo»

When dealing with complex pests like the meadow moth or European corn borer, single-component insecticides often fall short. In my operational experience with «Borey Neo» from ZAT «August-Bel», I rely on its robust chemical formula. The combination of Imidacloprid, Clothianidin, and Alpha-cypermethrin leaves no room for survival for either adults or larvae.

Operational Performance

The suspension concentrate form is highly stable in the tank. It mixes perfectly with water without leaving sediment, which is essential for maintaining consistent sprayer nozzle flow. With an application rate of 0.1–0.4 L/ha, logistics become significantly easier—no need to haul excessive volumes to the field. Its systemic action ensures rapid penetration into plant tissues, protecting areas that the spray solution might have missed.

Crop Protection Effectiveness

My field results show excellent efficacy on potatoes against the Colorado potato beetle and on rapeseed, where cruciferous flea beetles can decimate a crop in days. Safety is non-negotiable: the 20–30 day pre-harvest interval must be strictly observed. Given its hazard class 2, proper protective protocols are a mandatory part of the job.

• Cost-Efficiency: One application often replaces complex tank mixes of multiple products.
• Reliability: The dual-action of neonicotinoids provides an immediate «knockdown effect» and long-lasting residual protection.
• Systemic Control: Protects new crop growth, which is critical for fast-developing vegetables and technical crops.

By using «Borey Neo», you get predictable results: a clean field and protected yield potential. Just 1–2 treatments per season are usually enough to maintain control, significantly reducing both the overall pesticide load and fuel consumption during field operations.