Insecticide «Travers» - 4 grams

Insecticide for the protection of fruit and vegetable crops «Travers» - granular insecticide Travers is an effective means of protecting fruit trees and vegetable crops against a wide range of lepidopteran pests, in particular their larvae (caterpillars), which damage foliage and fruits. The basis of this preparation is the active ingredient emamectin benzoate – an insecticide of contact-intestinal action of the chemical class avermectins.

After spraying, the product quickly penetrates plant tissues and forms a reserve inside the treated leaves, which makes it resistant to external weather factors and reduces the risk of impact on bees and other pollinators. At the same time, the action of the preparation also extends to untreated areas of the crop. After penetrating the insect's body, the preparation causes disturbances in motor activity, as a result of which the caterpillars lose the ability to feed and die within a few days. The active component of the preparation Travers is characterized by an ovicidal action, which ensures control of pests at the egg stage.

Treatments with the insecticide Travers provide a high degree of protection for garden crops (apple, peach, cherry, sweet cherry, grapes, boxwood) and vegetable crops (cabbage, tomatoes) against most leaf-eating pests: cutworm caterpillars, codling moth, leafminer moth, cabbage white, box tree moth, leafroller, as well as aphids, San Jose scale, and thrips.

Advantages:

• The effectiveness of the preparation Travers does not depend on high temperatures or atmospheric precipitation;
• The protective functions of the insecticide are preserved for 14 days after treatment;
• The product provides effective control of caterpillars of most types of lepidopteran pests, such as cherry fruit fly, codling moths, cabbage whites, moths;
• Thanks to its ovicidal properties, the action of the preparation effectively destroys not only larvae but also egg clutches of pests;
• The insecticide Travers is low-toxic for bees and other pollinating insects.

Active ingredient: emamectin benzoate 50 g/kg

Method of application:

For apple trees, the preparation is used against codling moth, leafrollers, aphids, San Jose scale, and leafminer moths. The consumption rate is 4 g per 8–10 liters of water, with 2–4 liters of solution going to one tree. The waiting period after treatment is 14 days.

For peach, the product is used against codling moth, leafroller, and leafminer moths. The consumption rate is 4 g per 8 liters of water, 2–4 liters per tree.

For cabbage, the preparation is effective against cabbage white, cabbage moth, cutworm, and rapeseed white. The consumption rate is 4 g per 8 liters of water, with about 8 liters of solution required per hundred square meters.

For tomatoes in open and protected ground, the product is used against tomato cutworm, cotton bollworm, leaf-eating cutworms, and thrips. The consumption rate is 4 g per 5 liters of water, 5 liters per hundred square meters. The waiting period is 5 days.

For sweet cherry and cherry, the preparation is used against cherry fruit fly, leafrollers, and moths. The consumption rate is 4 g per 8 liters of water, 2–4 liters per tree. The waiting period is 14 days.

For grapes, the product is effective against grape leafroller and grapevine leafroller. The consumption rate is 4 g per 8 liters of water, 2 liters per bush.

For boxwood, the preparation is used against box tree moth. The consumption rate is 4 g per 5 liters of water, 1.5–2 liters per bush.

Treatment of crops during the growing season. Maximum number of treatments – 2.