Boxer

Synergy against crop pests

The «Boxer» insecticide by Nertus is a prime example of how a well-chosen combination of active ingredients changes the rules of the game in the field. The blend of the neonicotinoid acetamiprid and the pyrethroid lambda-cyhalothrin provides more than just «knockdown» power; it offers comprehensive crop protection. In an era where pests adapt quickly to single-component products, «Boxer» stands out as a reliable tool for resistance management.

Why agronomists choose «Boxer»

The core feature of its formulation is its systemic and contact action. Acetamiprid penetrates the plant tissue, ensuring long-lasting protection even for parts of the plant missed during spraying. Lambda-cyhalothrin acts as a «knockout agent,» immediately destroying insects upon contact. This dual-action approach allows for effective control over a wide range of Lepidoptera, Coleoptera, and Hemiptera on key crops, including winter wheat, sunflowers, and soybeans.

• Reliable Control: Highly effective against rape blossom beetles, sunn pests, aphids, thrips, cereal leaf beetles, and cruciferous flea beetles.
• Cost-Efficiency: With an application rate of only 0.1–0.2 L/ha, the product is a profitable solution for large-scale farming operations.
• Ease of Use: The suspension concentrate formulation dissolves easily, does not clog spray nozzles, and is compatible with most other plant protection products, making it ideal for tank mixes.

«Boxer» is specifically engineered to address the agricultural challenges faced in the region. Its application is justified both as a preventive measure and during sudden pest outbreaks. With a toxicity class of 3, the product requires standard safety precautions, but the predictability of results and the allowance of up to two applications per season make it a cornerstone of any professional agronomic program.