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FMC Corprima Insecticide (Chlorantraniliprole 35% w/w WDG)

FMC
Rs. 580.00 Rs. 731.00

21% off

Price inclusive of all taxes
DESCRIPTION
FMC Corprima (Chlorantraniliprole 35% w/w WDG) Insecticide Details :
  • Corprima Insecticide powered by Rynaxypyr active is a new offering from FMC that delivers excellent protection from economically important lepidopteran pests in Tomato & Okra crops.
  • This unique formulation provides ease of application along with rapid activity, high insecticidal potency, long-duration control, and excellent safety for crops & non-target organisms. 
  • Working primarily through ingestion
  • Insects exposed to Corprima-treated plants stop feeding within minutes.
  • Excellent crop protection and longer residual control are combined effects of its properties like rapid feeding cessation, translaminar movement, systemic movement inside the plant, better rain fastness, and higher intrinsic potency.
  • A novel technology from FMC for Vegetable growers in India
  • Assured control of Fruit Borers
  • Enhanced flower and fruit retention due to better protection from insect damage
  • Performance on Plant Health
  • An excellent fit for Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

Dosage:
(Per Hectare)

Crop Common Name of Pest Formulation (g) Dilution in (ltr) Pre-harvest Interval (in days)
Okra Fruit borer (Helicoverpa Armigera & Earias vittella) 71 500 5
Tomato Fruit borer (Helicoverpa Armigera) 86 500 3

FAQs for FMC Corprima Insecticide:
1. What is the mode of action of FMC Corprima Insecticide?
   - FMC Corprima contains Chlorantraniliprole, which acts on the insect's muscle tissues, disrupting its ability to feed, resulting in paralysis and eventual death.
2. How long does the residual effect of FMC Corprima last after application?
   - The residual effect of FMC Corprima can last anywhere from 10 to 15 days, depending on factors such as weather conditions and application rate.
3. Is FMC Corprima safe for use on all crops?
   - FMC Corprima is labeled for use on a wide range of crops, including vegetables, fruits, and field crops. However, always refer to the product label for specific crop recommendations and restrictions.
4. What is the recommended dosage of FMC Corprima for controlling target pests?
   - The recommended dosage of FMC Corprima varies depending on the target pest, crop, and stage of infestation. Refer to the product label for detailed dosage instructions.
5. Is FMC Corprima harmful to beneficial insects such as bees and ladybugs?
   - FMC Corprima is selectively toxic to target pests and has minimal impact on beneficial insects when used according to label instructions. However, it's advisable to avoid spraying during the flowering period to minimize exposure to bees.
6. Can FMC Corprima be tank-mixed with other pesticides or fertilizers?
   - Yes, FMC Corprima can be tank-mixed with compatible pesticides and fertilizers. However, always conduct a compatibility test prior to mixing and follow label instructions to avoid adverse effects.
7. What is the pre-harvest interval (PHI) for crops treated with FMC Corprima?
   - The pre-harvest interval (PHI) for crops treated with FMC Corprima varies depending on the crop and application rate. Refer to the product label for specific PHI recommendations.
8. Is FMC Corprima rainfast after application?
   - FMC Corprima requires sufficient drying time after application to adhere to the plant surface. Once dry, it becomes rainfast and remains effective even after rainfall.
9. Does FMC Corprima have any specific storage requirements?
   - Store FMC Corprima in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Ensure proper sealing of the packaging to prevent contamination and maintain product integrity.
10. Is FMC Corprima safe for use in integrated pest management (IPM) programs?
    - Yes, FMC Corprima is compatible with IPM programs and can be used as part of a holistic pest management approach. It offers effective control against target pests while minimizing environmental impact and preserving beneficial insect populations.
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