KAY 24 is a highly active amino acid derivative acaricide insecticide that acts by contact and ingestion. Its action is due to a blockade of the central and peripheral nervous system of insects. Kay retains its full insecticidal effectiveness in the field, even under extremely high temperatures, for an appreciable time. It shows a suppressive effect or control of mite populations. With 8cc of KAY 24 you have enough for a 15 liter backpack.
ADVANTAGE
- Multipurpose insecticide acaricide for use in domestic outdoor gardening.
- High concentration and efficiency.
- It has important qualities: Great spectrum or breadth of control of insects and mites.
- High shock effect (Knock-down) and durable repellent.
- It is not toxic to bees (dry spray residues are neither toxic nor repellent to them) and it is slightly toxic to predatory insects and auxiliary fauna.
- ideal dose for15 liter backpacks.
HAZARD INDICATIONS AND PRECAUTIONARY ADVICE
dangers
EUH 210 - The safety data sheet can be requested (only for packages intended for professional use).
EUH 401 - In order to avoid risks to people and the environment, follow the instructions for use.
precautionary advice
P102 - Keep out of the reach of children. (Only for containers intended for domestic outdoor gardening).
P261 - Avoid breathing dust/fume/gas/mist/vapours/spray.
P262 - Avoid contact with eyes, skin or clothing.
P280 - Wear gloves and protective clothing.
Use biocides safely. Always read the label and biocide information before using it.
COMPOSITION
24% w/v Tau-Fluvinate (240 g / l) (Oil in Water Emulsion).
PRESENTATION
8 cc bottle. EAN 8424084009674
AUTHORIZED APPLICATIONS
Insecticide-acaricide treatments in crops of:
CITRUS FRUITS: Against prays, aphids, capers and complementary action against tetranychid mites.
PEPITA FRUIT TREES: Against aphids, silas and complementary action against tetranychid mites.
STONE FRUIT: Against aphids and complementary action against tetranychid mites.
PEACH TREE: Against aphids, green mosquito, thrips.
PLUM: Against thrips, aphids and complementary action against tetranychid mites.
ALMOND: Against borer, green mosquito, tiger and complementary action against tetranychid mites.
WHEAT: Against tick.
COTTON: Against heliotis, pink worm, aphids, thrips and red spider.
ORNAMENTALS, HERBACEOUS AND WOODY ORNAMENTALS: Against heliotis, aphids, thrips and red spider.
ALFALFA: against apion, aphids, and sitona.
DOSAGE
COTTON AND ORNAMENTALS: In normal spraying from 0.5 to 1 l/ha, using the lowest dose against aphids and the highest for heliotis control. To achieve a good effect against spider mites, the dose can be increased up to 1.25 l/ha, depending on the moment of application, the existing infestation and the climatic conditions.
The effects of this product begin to be observed after 3 days of the treatment.
PEPITA FRUIT TREES: Plea and aphids: 0.025%-0.05% (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water).
ALMOND: Borers, green and tiger mosquito: 0.025%-0.05% (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water).
STONE FRUIT: Apply until flowering at the following doses : Aphids: 0.025%-0.05% (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water in normal volume applications). In Plum against thrips: 0.025%-0.05% (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water). In Peach trees against thrips 100-150cc/hl, with a maximum of 1.44l/ha, and against green mosquito 50-70cc/hl.
CITRUS: Prays: 0.075%-0.1% (75 to 100cc per 100 liters of water). Aphids: 0.025%-0.05 (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water). Black cap: 0.025%-0.05% (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water).
TOMATO, GREEN BEANS, POTATO AND ARTICHOKE: Aphids: 0.025%-0.0%%(25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water in normal volume applications) and 0.3 to 0.5 l/ha in low volume applications. Thrips, caterpillars and whitefly: 0.025%-0.05% (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water).
WHEAT: 0.025%-0.05% (25 to 50cc per 100 liters of water).
ALFALFA: Apion, aphids and sitona: 240-488 cc per ha.
MOMENT AND METHOD OF USE
It should be applied when the first symptoms of attack are observed, using the higher doses in the first treatments and the lower doses in successive treatments, which should be done at the time intervals indicated by the reinfection observed, according to the biology of the insect and the season. of the year. It is advisable to apply the product with high volumes of water, spraying from bottom to top, with this it is important in all crops, but especially in those in which the invasions of mites (red and yellow spiders) are common and difficult to combat (cotton , fruit, citrus, etc.).
SAFETY PERIOD SINCE THE LAST TREATMENT
Do not treat for 7 days before harvesting in almond, cotton and tomato; 14 days in artichoke, green beans, potatoes, wheat and alfalfa; 21 days in plum; 28 days in citrus and 75 in pome fruit trees. In stone fruit trees it is not applicable since the indicated treatments are until flowering. It does not proceed in ornamentals.
