Espero, SC

suspension concentrate

imidacloprid 200 g/l + alpha-cypermethrin 120 g/l

A highly effective combined insecticide with a long-term protective period for reliable control of different types of pests in a broad range of crops.

Advantages:

Systemic activity and acute contact enteric effect to achieve results quickly
Reliable control of hiding, sucking, and leaf-eating insects throughout the period of harmfulness
Elimination of highly hazardous pests, including brown marmorated stink bug, ground beetle, sod webworm, polyphagous cutworms, moth, and others
Highly effective during mass reproduction periods of harmful insects
A double toxic effect for the elimination of resistant populations
Aerial application to treat large areas in a short time

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Usage regulations

Crop	Pest	Consumption rates product, l/ha	Consumption rates working solution, l/ha	Method, time, features of application. Timeframes for the start of manual (mechanized) work, days	Safety interval, days (number of applications)
Winter wheat	Ground beetle	0,15-0,25 0,15-0,25(А)	100-200 25-50(А)	Spraying sprouts -(3)	20(2)
Wheat, barley	Chaetocnema hortensis	0,1	100-200	Spraying of sprouts -(3)	20(2)
Wheat	Sunn pest, greenbugs, thrips, scarab beetles, corn flies	0.1 0.1(A)	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	20(2)
Barley	Greenbugs, thrips, corn flies, Lema beetles	0,1 0,1(А)	200-400 25-50(А)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	20(2)
Maize	Cut worms	0.15-0.2	100-200	Spraying sprouts -(3)	30(2)
	European corn borer, cotton budworm, planthopper	0.15-0.2 0.15-0.2	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	30(2)
	Sod webworms, aphids	0.1-0.15 0.1-0.15(A)
	Brown marmorated stinkbug	0.1-0.2 0.1-0.2(A)
Sunflower	Cabbage moth, cotton budworm	0.15-0.2 0.15-0.2(A)	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	31(2)
Sunflower	Sod webworms	0.1-0.15 0.1-0.15(A)	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	31(2)
Pea	Field pea weevil, pea aphid	0.1-0.15 0.1-0.15(A)	200-300 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	14(2)
Pea	Pea moth	0.15-0.2 0.15- 0.2(A)	200-300 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	14(2)
Soybean	Cotton budworm, soybean pod borer	0.15-0.2 0.15-0.2(A)	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	30(2)
Soybean	Lima bean pod borer, sod webworms	0.1-0.15 0.1-0.15(A)	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	30(2)
Beet root	Sugar-beet weevil, beet flea beetle	0.1-0.15	100-200	Spraying sprouts -(3)	21(2)
	Beet leaf beetle, sod webworms	0.1-0.15 0.1-0.15(A)	200-300 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)
	Sugar beet weevil	0.2-0.3 0.2-0.3(A)	200-300 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)
Spring and winter rape	Crucifer flea beetles	0.1-0.15	100-200	Spraying sprouts -(3)	34(2)
	Turnip sawfly, bronzed blossom beetle,cabbage seedpod weevil	0.1-0.15 0.1-0.15(A)	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)
	Diamondback moth	0.15-0.2 0.15-0.2(A)	200-400 25-50(A)	Spraying during the growth period -(3)
Chickpea	Cotton cutworm, chickpea fly	0.1-0.2	200-400	Spraying during the growth period -(3)	14(2)
Conifers	Needle-eating insects, including Siberian lappet, pine web‑spinning sawfly (Acantholyda posticalis), fox‑coloured sawfly, and gypsy moth	0.05-0.07 0.05-0.07(A)	100-200 3-25(A)	Spraying when caterpillars and senior and junior larvae develop	-(1)
Conifers		0.07	1-3	Spraying in the period when caterpillars and junior and senior larvae and imago develop using the "GARD" aerosol adjustable dispersiveness generator. The effective operating range is 140–480m.	-(1)
Foliage species	Leaf-eating and sucking insects, including oak lace bugs, oak flee, and gypsy moth	0.05-0.07 0.05-0.07(A)	100-200 3-25(A)	Spraying when caterpillars and senior and junior larvae develop	-(2)
Foliage species		0.07	1-3	Spraying in the period when caterpillars and junior and senior larvae and imago develop using the "GARD" aerosol adjustable dispersiveness generator. The effective operating range is 140–480m.	-(1)

(А) - aerial spraying

Attention! Humans are not allowed to arrive at and stay in the treated areas until 3 days after treatment. Picking up wild-growing mushrooms and berries is prohibited in the treatment period.

Application technology. Procedure for working liquid preparation
Spraying upon the achievement of the harmfulness threshold.
The working liquid must be prepared immediately before application. Fill 1/3 of the sprayer with water and stirring it slowly add the designated preparation dose. Wash the canister with the remaining preparation with water several times. Add the water left after washing the canister and the remaining water to the sprayer while stirring. Continue stirring during the treatment to ensure the working liquid is homogeneous. Preparation of the working liquid, as well as filling the sprayer must be performed on special sites that are to be disinfected further. Spraying must be performed in breathless weather. For spraying, use series-produced ground boom sprayers intended for insecticides.

Compatibility with other pesticides
Compatible with most pesticides. Before using the preparation on a large scale, its chemical and biological compatibility with certain products should be checked in the recommended doses.

Resistance likelihood
To prevent resistance, it is recommended to alternate the preparation with insecticides of other chemical groups having other mechanisms of action.

Phytotoxicity
In recommended doses, the preparation is not phytotoxic.

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