Overkill
Insecticides, Acaricides
Euroconsult, NVFUser rating
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A powerful dual-action insecticide for reliable pest control in cereals and corn.
Description
Protecting Cereals and Corn Against Pests
In intensive crop management, the timely control of pests is the difference between a high yield and a failed harvest. The "Overkill" insecticide, produced by NVF "Euroconsult," provides a robust defense system for cereal crops and corn. By combining organophosphates (chlorpyrifos) with pyrethroids (cypermethrin), this formulation addresses the threat from both internal and external insects, ensuring total crop coverage.
Strategic Advantages in Field Operations
- Knockdown Power: The inclusion of cypermethrin guarantees immediate mortality for pests like aphids and beetles upon contact.
- Fumigation Effect: The chlorpyrifos component ensures that even hidden pests—common in wheat spikes or dense corn canopies—are reached through vapor activity.
- Versatility: Effective against a broad spectrum, including the cereal leaf beetle, bread beetle, thrips, and leafhoppers, reducing the need for multiple specialized chemicals.
Operational Guidance for Farmers
"Overkill" is supplied as an emulsifiable concentrate, ensuring high stability in tank mixes. The recommended application rate is 0.5 – 1.0 L/ha, depending on pest pressure. For best field results, agronomists advise applying the treatment during the early morning or late evening when temperatures remain below 25°C, ensuring optimal droplet retention on plant foliage.
Adherence to the 30-day pre-harvest interval (PHI) is essential to meet grain quality standards. With a maximum of two applications allowed per season, growers have the flexibility to tackle secondary pest outbreaks without exceeding safety limits. As a Class 3 hazard product, standard safety equipment is sufficient for field teams to operate confidently during the spraying window.
Composition
Active ingredients
- Chlorpyrifos инсектицид Фосфорорганические
- Cypermethrin инсектицид Пиретроид
- Dicamba гербицид Производные бензойной кислоты
Application
Used on crops
Against pests
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Method of Application
Method of Application
Seed treatment — treatment of seeds before sowing. Soil treatment — application of pesticides to soil, for example, in greenhouses. Seed treatment — a preparation used for pre-sowing treatment of seeds of various crops to protect seedlings from plant diseases and pests. In some c... |
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Drug Consumption
Drug Consumption
Mass of the preparation per unit of treated area. It is customary to express the dosage rate in kilograms per hectare. The dosage rate is most often given in terms of 100% active ingredient, although sometimes it is calculated based on the preparation in the form of application w... |
From 0.5 - 1.0 L/ha |
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Maximum number of treatments
Maximum number of treatments
Maximum recommended number of treatments per vegetation period. |
2 |
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Last Processing Date, Days
Last Processing Date, Days
Number of days from processing to harvest cleanup |
30 |
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Type of Action
Type of Action
Insecticides are divided into contact, systemic, stomach, and fumigants based on their mode of entry into the organism. Contact insecticides affect insects upon contact with any part of their body, penetrating into their organism through the integument. They are used against pest... |
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| Danger Class | 3 |
| Catalog | Catalog → Insecticides, Acaricides |
| Manufacturer | Euroconsult, NVF |
| Country | Ukraine |
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