Pesticide Resistance: A Growing Threat to Indian Agriculture
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Pesticide resistance is a major threat to Indian agriculture, and farmers are helplessly spraying highly concentrated pesticides without success. This is adding to their expenses and losses, and they are not getting the benefits of their investment. In such a scenario, Indian farmers need highly efficient broad spectrum pesticides like Ampligo.
Ampligo is a new generation insecticide that is effective against most of the life stages of insect pests, including eggs, larvae, and adults. It also provides long lasting protection due to its unique Zeon technology, thus minimizing feeding damage and economic loss.
Benefits of Ampligo
- Broad spectrum control of a range of lepidopteran insect pests
- Ovi-Larvicidal action kills both eggs and larvae, thus keeping the pest population in check
- Longer duration control, minimizing insecticide sprays
- Effective on all stages of the insect
Recommended Dose and Target Pests
| Crop | Recommended Dose | Target Pests |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton | 100ml per acre with 200 lts of water | Bollworm complex |
| Rice | 100ml per acre with 200 lts of water | Stem Borer, Leaf folder, Green leaf hopper |
| Soybean | 80ml per acre with 200 lts of water | Girdle beetle, Semilooper, Stem fly |
| Redgram | 80ml per acre with 200 lts of water | Pod Borer |
Ampligo is a highly efficient broad spectrum insecticide that is ideal for Indian farmers facing the problem of pesticide resistance. It is effective against a wide range of lepidopteran insect pests on a variety of crops. Ampligo also offers longer duration control, minimizing insecticide sprays and saving farmers money.
