Pirenes Super

Field-Proven Protection: Why Pirinex Super is a Go-To Solution

When pests invade, you don’t have time for trial and error. Working with ADAMA products, I’ve come to expect instant results. Pirinex Super is the kind of product that delivers confidence; you open the canister knowing the issue is about to be resolved in a single pass. The combination of chlorpyrifos and bifenthrin creates a synergistic effect that leaves no chance for even the most resistant pest populations.

Application and Performance

What I appreciate most about this insecticide is its dual systemic and contact action. It’s not just a surface coating; it provides protection both inside and outside the plant. For a farm owner, this is crucial when dealing with persistent threats like the cereal leaf beetle or the meadow moth. With application rates ranging from 0.5 to 3.0 (and sometimes exceeding 4.0) liters per hectare, it allows for the flexibility needed to handle varying levels of infestation.

• Target Pests: highly effective against leafrollers, weevils, sunn pest, moths, and flea beetles.
• Versatility: I use it across the board—from cereals (wheat, barley) to row crops (soybeans, sunflowers, oilseed rape) and even in intensive apple orchards.
• Safety and Control: Given its Class 2 hazard rating, it requires strict adherence to safety protocols during handling and application.

Pro Tips for Management

Over years of operation, I’ve learned that Pirinex Super works best during active vegetation. One to two treatments are typically enough to secure the crop. Because it is an emulsifiable concentrate, ensuring a high-quality, uniform spray mix is essential to guarantee complete coverage of the plant biomass. This isn’t a product where you cut corners on water volume or nozzle pressure. The results always justify the investment, as the crop recovers quickly from pest-induced stress, maintaining its full yield potential.