Bifenthrin 14.4% + Chlorantraniliprole 9.6% SC

Short Description:

Bifenthrin 14.4% + Chlorantraniliprole 9.6% SC is a broad-spectrum insecticide with long-lasting control of challenging pests.

It is especially effective against stink bugs, plant bugs, and brown stink bugs, and provides strong control of Lepidopteran pests.
It also offers good rainfastness, is easy to mix, and is compatible with many common tank-mix partners.

Labeled crops include:  soybeans, cotton, sweet corn, peanuts, and potatoes.


  • Can the packaging be customized?: 100% support, you can find details from the CUSTOMIZATION part
  • Sample: free sample
  • MOQ: 1000kg/1000L
  • if 200kg is possible?: For small-volume orders, please contact us in advance to confirm stock availability or to consolidate your order with a scheduled shipment.
  • Delivery Date: Depending on the complexity of the packaging, from 20 to 40 days.
  • Plant protection questions: Please feel free to contact us if you need technical support
  • Product Detail

    Product Tags

    Target Pests:

    Armyworms
    Grasshoppers
    Plant bugs
    Bollworms
    Beetles
    Stink bugs
    Cutworms
    Weevils
    whiteflies
    Loopers
    Aphids
    Thrips
    Stem and fruit borers
    Fleahoppers
    Leafminers
    Webworms
    Leafhoppers
    Mites

    Application:

    For Colorado potato beetle control on volunteer potatoes, other weeds, dry/succulent beans and peas.
    Apply as a foliar spray at 400-700ml per hectare.

    Application Timing and Resistance Management:
    1. Apply just before or after egg hatch when larvae are small. In areas with high insecticide resistance in Colorado potato beetle populations, use the maximum rate of 700ml/ hectare.

    2. Do not apply more than twice within a single beetle generation or within 30 days.

    3. For the next generation, use an effective product with a different mode of action. For resistant populations, 5–7 day interval back-to-back applications may be needed.

    Use Restrictions
    - Maximum 2 applications per hectare per calendar year.
    - Minimum treatment interval: 3 days for succulent beans, 7 days for dried beans and peas.
    - Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI): 3 days for succulent beans, 14 days for dried beans and peas.


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