Thio-25

• Features & Benefits:
⁃ Comprehensive Pest Control: Targets various insect pests such as aphids, thrips, whiteflies, and leafhoppers.
⁃ Effective Systemic Action: Provides thorough protection to crops by exhibiting systemic action.
⁃ Extended Residual Activity: Ensures long-lasting protection, reducing the need for frequent reapplications.
⁃ Rapid Knockdown Effect: Quickly controls existing insect infestations, preventing further crop damage.
⁃ Convenient Formulation: Water-dispersible granules (WG) formulation for easy mixing and application, enhancing efficiency.
⁃ Minimal Risk to Non-target Organisms: Designed to minimize adverse effects on beneficial insects, maintaining ecological balance.
⁃ Rainfastness: Maintains efficacy even after exposure to rainfall, ensuring consistent pest control in various weather conditions.
⁃ Enhanced Crop Health: Protects crop yield and quality by controlling damaging pests, promoting healthier plant growth.

• Uses & Dosage:
⁃ Please refer to the recommended dosage of Thio-25 for various crops:
⁃ Paddy: 40 gm/acre
⁃ Cotton: 80 gm/acre
⁃ Okra: 40 gm/acre
⁃ Mango: 50 gm/acre
⁃ Wheat: 20 gm/acre
⁃ Mustard: 40 gm/acre
⁃ Tomato: 80 gm/acre
⁃ Brinjal: 80 gm/acre
⁃ Potato: 80 gm/acre
⁃ Citrus: 40 gm/acre
⁃ Cumin: 40 gm/acre

• How to Use Thio-25 Insecticide:
⁃ Read the Label: Review the product label and safety data sheet for essential information on dosage, safety precautions, and first aid.
⁃ Wear Protective Gear: Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves and a face shield, as instructed on the label.
⁃ Mixing and Dilution: Prepare a uniform solution by accurately measuring Thio-25 Insecticide and diluting it with the specified amount of
water.
⁃ Application Timing: Apply during the susceptible life stage of the target pest as indicated on the label.
⁃ Application Methods: Choose the suitable method – foliar sprays or soil application – based on your crop and pest management requirements.
⁃ Application Rate: Follow the recommended application rate to prevent overuse and minimize environmental impact.
⁃ Environmental Considerations: Apply under favorable weather conditions, avoiding strong winds or impending rain, and consider the impact on
beneficial insects and pollinators.