Insecticide Anticolored, active substance (imidacloprid, 150 g/l)

Defending Crops: The Role of «Anticolorad» in Modern Farming

Protecting potatoes and winter cereals from pest pressure requires more than just standard treatment. The insecticide «Anticolorad» (suspension concentrate), manufactured by the Ukrainian «Fabryka Ahrokhimikativ» in collaboration with «F. Nanjing Essence Fine-Chemical Co., Ltd.», offers a systemic approach to crop protection. By combining imidacloprid and lambda-cyhalothrin, the formula effectively targets the nervous systems of various insects, ensuring immediate knockdown and long-lasting control.

Field Application Scenarios

Agronomists rely on «Anticolorad» during critical growth stages when pest density threatens to impact yield quality and quantity:

• Potato Production: The primary target is the Colorado potato beetle. Systemic action ensures that the plant is protected against larval feeding, which is crucial for maintaining foliage health.
• Cereal Crops (Winter Wheat and Barley): During the stem extension and heading stages, crops are vulnerable to sucking and chewing pests such as leaf beetles (Oulema), sunn pest (Eurygaster integriceps), aphids, thrips, and leafhoppers. The systemic property allows the active ingredients to move through the plant, protecting even newly emerged leaves.

Technical Guidelines for Agronomists

To maximize efficiency, field operations must strictly follow the prescribed protocols:

• Application Rate: Use 1–1.5 liters per hectare depending on the pest pressure.
• Treatment Frequency: Designed for a single application during the vegetation period. Monitoring is essential to time the spray correctly when pest populations begin to establish.
• Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI): Ensure a safety period of 20–30 days before harvest to meet safety standards.

Categorized under hazard class 3, this insecticide is a balanced choice for large-scale operations. «Anticolorad» provides a robust defense system that helps farmers maintain high crop yields by effectively suppressing insect populations before they reach economic damage thresholds.