Crops for beta cyfluthrin use

• Cereal Crops (e.g., wheat, corn): Used to control aphids, leafhoppers, and beetles. Typically sprayed at the onset of pest infestation with a dosage of 25-50 ml per hectare, mixed with water.
• Vegetable Crops (e.g., tomatoes, cucumbers, cabbages): Used to control aphids, cabbage worms, beet armyworms, etc. Dosage is 20-40 ml per hectare, mixed with water.
• Fruit Trees (e.g., apples, pears, citrus): Used to control red spider mites, leafrollers, codling moths, etc. Dosage is 30-50 ml per hectare, mixed with water.
• Cotton: Used to control cotton bollworms, red spider mites, etc. Dosage is 25-50 ml per hectare, mixed with water.
• Legume Crops (e.g., soybeans, peas): Used to control bean pod borers, aphids, etc. Dosage is 20-40 ml per hectare, mixed with water.

Beta-Cyfluthrin Product Introduction

Beta-Cyfluthrin is a highly effective, synthetic pyrethroid insecticide. It disrupts the insect’s nervous system by interfering with sodium channels, causing rapid paralysis and death. This makes it a strong choice against a variety of pests, including caterpillars, aphids, beetles, leafhoppers, and weevils.

It is widely used on crops such as cotton, rice, vegetables, fruits, and ornamental plants. For best results, apply Beta-Cyfluthrin at the early stages of pest infestation when insects are actively feeding. Its quick knockdown effect prevents immediate crop damage, and its residual activity ensures extended protection.

Beta-Cyfluthrin is also known for its strong contact and stomach action, making it effective even in low dosages. Moreover, it has excellent rainfastness, meaning it remains effective even after rainfall. This feature makes it a reliable choice for outdoor applications. When used as directed, it has minimal impact on beneficial insects, making it suitable for integrated pest management (IPM) programs.

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