Yellow River insecticide product of carbofuran

Fenvalerate

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Methamidophos 70% TC, 73% TC, 50% SL, 60% SL

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Carbofuran 98% TC, 3% G, 5% G, 10%G

Carbosulfan 98% TC, 20% WP, 25% WP, 20% EC

Chlorpyrifos 96% TC, 48% w/v EC

Propoxur 96% TC, 98% TC, 75% WP, 50%WP, 20% w/v EC

MIPC 95% TC, 50% w/w EC

BPMC 95% TC, 50% w/w EC

Tebufenozide 96% TC, 20% w/w SC

Methomyl 98% TC, 90% SP, 24% SL

Abamectin 95% TC, 1.8% w/w SL, 2.0% w/w SL

Cartap 96% TC, 4% G, 6%G, 50%WP

Imidaclorprid 95% TC, 10% EC, 20% EC

Emamectin Benzoate 1.0% w/w EC, 0.8% w/w EC

Omethoate 75TC, 50% w/w EC

Acephate 95% TC, 98% TC, 75% SP

TrIchlorfon 95% TC, 80% WP

Fenvalerate 92% TC, 20% EC, 20% WP

Deltamethrin 92%TC, 2.5%EC

Fenitrothion 95% TC, 50% EC

Fenthion 95% TC, 50%EC

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	Specification
	Active Ingredient	92% min.
	Appearance	clear viscous yellow liquid, mild odor

	Physical and chemical properties
	Chemical Name	cyano(3-phenoxyphenyl)methyl 4-chloro-alpha-(1-methylethyl)benzeneacetate
	Empirical Formula	C₂₅H₂₂ClNO₃
	Molecular Weight	419.9
	Structural Formula
	Melting point
	Solubility	<1mg/l in water, moderately soluble in a range of organic solvents. Soluble in acetone, alcohol, ether, xylene, kerosene
	Vapor pressure	0.037 mPa at 25°C
	Corrosive properties
	Explosive properties
	Combustible properties

	Formulations
		20%W.P., 20%E.C.

Application

Fevalerate is a good contact and stomach insecticide for a wide range of pests including those resistant to organochlorine, organophosphorus and carbamate insecticides. Species controlled include flies, fleas, bollworms, leaf eaters, caterpillars, scale and other sucking insects.

Used to control insects on an extensive variety of leaves and fruits in food, feed and cotton production; and for the control of flies and ticks in barns and stables. Fenvalerate has no plant systemic activity but is active for a relatively long period. Re-application intervals should be based on levels of pest control attained rather than a rigid time interval. May be applied to walls or used as a slow release ear-tag formulation to control insects associated with animal husbandry.

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