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Nutri World Agri Solution F-125, Hanumangarh, 335512, RJ, IN

Email Us

nutriworldas@gmail.com

Pesticides

Product Category

Weedicide

Fungicide

Insecticide

Pesticides

Weedicide

4-D Amine Salt 58% S.L.

Formulation
  • Type: Soluble Liquid (SL)
  • Active Ingredient (a.i.): 2,4-D Amine Salt
  • Concentration: 58% w/w (≈ 480 g a.i./L)
Mode of Action
  • Systemic, selective, post-emergence herbicide.
  • Absorbed through leaves and roots, translocated by xylem and phloem.
  • Mimics natural auxin (Indole Acetic Acid) → causes abnormal growth, epinasty, leaf curl, stem twisting → plant death.
  • Selective to cereals and grasses; broadleaf weeds highly susceptible.
Applicable Crops
  • Wheat
  • Maize
  • Sorghum
  • Sugarcane
  • Barley
  • Rice (directed spray only)
  • Non-crop areas (fallow land, roadsides, bunds, railways, etc.)
Target Pests (Weeds)

Broadleaf weeds:

  • Amaranthus spp. (Pigweed)
  • Chenopodium album (Bathua)
  • Convolvulus arvensis (Bindweed)
  • Xanthium strumarium (Cocklebur)
  • Parthenium hysterophorus (Congress grass)
  • Cyperus rotundus (partial suppression only)
Wheat500–1000 g0.9–1.7 L
Maize500–750 g0.9–1.3 L
Sorghum500–1000 g0.9–1.7 L
Sugarcane1000–1500 g1.7–2.6 L
Non-crop land1000–1500 g1.7–2.6 L
  • Spray volume: 400–500 L water/ha
  • Apply 20–35 DAS in cereals when weeds are young (2–4 leaf stage).
Mode of Application
  • Knapsack sprayer or tractor-mounted boom sprayer.
  • Apply uniformly over crop field.
  • For sugarcane: directed spray between rows.
  • Avoid spray drift to nearby sensitive crops (cotton, tomato, pulses, vegetables, grapes).
Advantages
  • Cost-effective and widely used herbicide.
  • Selective to cereals and grasses.
  • Controls a wide range of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds.
  • Systemic action → kills both aerial and underground parts (partially for perennials).
  • Compatible with certain grassy weed herbicides for broad-spectrum weed control.
Pesticides

Fungicide

Azoxystrobin 4.8% + Chlorothalonil 40% SC

Formulation

 

  • Type: Suspension Concentrate (SC)
  • Active Ingredients (a.i.):
    • Azoxystrobin – 4.8% w/w
    • Chlorothalonil – 40% w/w
  • Total a.i.: 44.8%
Mode of Action
  • Azoxystrobin (Strobilurin fungicide):
    • Systemic, translaminar action.
    • Inhibits fungal respiration by blocking electron transport in cytochrome bc1 complex.
    • Prevents spore germination and mycelial growth.
  • Chlorothalonil (Contact fungicide):
    • Broad-spectrum, multi-site inhibitor of fungal enzymes.
    • Prevents spore germination and disease spread on leaf surface.
  • Combination: Provides systemic + contact action → preventive & curative, lowers risk of resistance.
Applicable Crops
  • Grapes
  • Tomato
  • Potato
  • Chili
  • Onion
  • Cucurbits (melon, cucumber, pumpkin)
  • Pulses
  • Wheat (where registered)
Target Diseases
  • Downy mildew (Plasmopara viticola)
  • Late blight (Phytophthora infestans)
  • Early blight (Alternaria solani)
  • Leaf spots (Alternaria, Cercospora)
  • Anthracnose (Colletotrichum spp.)
  • Rusts (on pulses, cereals)

Crop

Target Disease

Formulation Dose

Water Volume

Grapes

Downy mildew

600–800 ml/ha

500–600 L

Tomato/Potato

Late blight, Early blight

600–800 ml/ha

500–600 L

Chili/Onion

Anthracnose, Leaf spot

600–800 ml/ha

500–600 L

Pulses

Rusts, Leaf spots

500–700 ml/ha

400–500 L

  • First spray at disease appearance; repeat at 10–12 day intervals.
  • Maximum 2–3 sprays per season to avoid resistance build-up.
Mode of Application
  • Foliar spray using knapsack or tractor-mounted sprayers.
  • Ensure uniform coverage on upper and lower leaf surfaces.
  • Avoid spraying during hot sun, strong winds, or rains.
Advantages
  • Dual mode of action: systemic + contact → reliable disease management.
  • Broad-spectrum activity against many fungal pathogens.
  • Helps manage resistance risk compared to single fungicides.
  • Protects new growth (systemic) and exposed foliage (contact).
  • Longer protection period compared to contact fungicides alone.
Pesticides

Insecticide

Cypermethrin 3% + Quinalphos 20% EC

Formulation
  • Type: Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC)
  • Active Ingredients:
    • Cypermethrin – 3% w/v
    • Quinalphos – 20% w/v
  • Chemical Groups:
    • Cypermethrin → Synthetic pyrethroid (modulates sodium channels)
    • Quinalphos → Organophosphate (acetylcholinesterase inhibitor)
Mode of Action
  • Quinalphos: Inhibits acetylcholinesterase in insects → accumulation of acetylcholine → paralysis and death.
  • Cypermethrin: Alters sodium channels in insect nerve cells → hyperexcitation → rapid knockdown.
  • Combined Effect: Broad-spectrum insecticide with quick knockdown (Cypermethrin) + residual systemic action (Quinalphos).
Applicable Crops
  • Cotton
  • Rice (Paddy)
  • Maize
  • Vegetables (Tomato, Brinjal, Chili, Okra)
  • Oilseeds (Groundnut, Sunflower)
  • Pulses (Soybean, Chickpea)
Target Pests
  • Chewing Pests: Caterpillars, bollworms, armyworms, leaf folders
  • Sucking Pests: Aphids, jassids, whiteflies, thrips, planthoppers
  • Soil Pests: Termites, white grubs, cutworms

Crop

Target Pest

Formulation Dose

Water Volume

Interval

Cotton

Bollworm, aphids, jassids, whiteflies

500–700 ml/acre (1250–1750 ml/ha)

200–250 L/acre

10–14 days

Rice

Leaf folder, stem borer, planthopper

500–700 ml/acre

200 L/acre

10–12 days

Vegetables

Caterpillars, aphids, whiteflies

400–600 ml/acre

200–250 L/acre

10–14 days

Maize/Pulses

Armyworm, leaf feeders

500 ml/acre

200 L/acre

As needed

  • Apply at pest threshold; maximum 2–3 sprays per crop cycle.
Mode of Application
    • Dual-action insecticide: Fast knockdown (Cypermethrin) + residual control (Quinalphos).
    • Broad-spectrum control of sucking, chewing, and soil pests.
    • Reduces crop damage and improves yield.
    • Economical due to combined formulation.
    • Compatible with IPM programs if used judiciously.
Advantages
  • Dual mode of action: systemic + contact → reliable disease management.
  • Broad-spectrum activity against many fungal pathogens.
  • Helps manage resistance risk compared to single fungicides.
  • Protects new growth (systemic) and exposed foliage (contact).
  • Longer protection period compared to contact fungicides alone.
Pesticides

Insecticide

Dinotefuran 15% + Pymetrozine 45% WG

Formulation
  • Type: Water Dispersible Granules (WG)
  • Active Ingredients:
    • Dinotefuran – 15% w/w (neonicotinoid, systemic insecticide)
    • Pymetrozine – 45% w/w (pyridine azomethine derivative, selective sucking pest insecticide)
    • Mode: Systemic + contact action against sucking pests
Mode of Action
  • Dinotefuran: Acts on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in insect nerve cells → over-stimulation → paralysis → death.
  • Pymetrozine: Inhibits feeding behavior of piercing-sucking pests → starvation and population suppression.
  • Combined Effect: Rapid knockdown of adults (Dinotefuran) + feeding inhibition of nymphs and adults (Pymetrozine) → effective control of whiteflies, aphids, and planthoppers.
Applicable Crops
  • Rice (Paddy)
  • Cotton
  • Vegetables (Tomato, Brinjal, Chili)
  • Fruits (Apple, Citrus, Grapes, Mango)
  • Ornamentals
Target Diseases
  • Sucking pests:
    • Whiteflies (Bemisia tabaci)
    • Aphids (Aphis spp.)
    • Jassids / Leafhoppers
    • Thrips
  • Effective on both nymphs and adults

Crop

Formulation Dose

Water Volume

Spray Interval

Cotton

150–200 g/acre (375–500 g/ha)

200–250 L/acre

10–12 days

Rice

150–200 g/acre

200 L/acre

10–14 days

Vegetables

150–200 g/acre

200–250 L/acre

10–12 days

Fruits

150–200 g/acre

200–250 L/acre

10–14 days

  • Apply at first sign of infestation or at ETL (economic threshold level).
  • Maximum 2–3 sprays per crop cycle recommended.
Mode of Application
  • Foliar spray using knapsack or power sprayers.
  • WG formulation → disperse thoroughly in water to form a uniform suspension before spraying.
  • Ensure full coverage of upper and lower leaf surfaces.
  • Avoid spraying under extreme heat or rain.
Advantages
  • Dual-action insecticide: Fast-acting systemic + selective feeding inhibitor.
  • Controls both adults and nymphs → reduces pest population quickly.
  • Broad crop compatibility → vegetables, fruits, cotton, rice.
  • Water-dispersible granules → easy to handle, store, and apply.
  • Can be rotated with other insecticides for resistance management.
Pesticides

Insecticide

Dinotefuran 20% W/W SG

Formulation
  • Type: Soluble Granules (SG)
  • Active Ingredient (a.i.): Dinotefuran – 20% w/w
  • Chemical Group: Neonicotinoid insecticide
  • Mode: Systemic insecticide with contact and stomach action
Mode of Action
  • Acts on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) in insect nervous system → overstimulation → paralysis → death.
  • Rapid knockdown of adults and larvae of sucking pests.
  • Systemic action → absorbed by roots and leaves → protects new growth.
  • Translaminar activity → penetrates leaf tissues for extended protection.
Applicable Crops
  • Rice (Paddy)
  • Cotton
  • Vegetables (Tomato, Brinjal, Chili, Okra)
  • Fruits (Apple, Citrus, Grapes, Mango, Pomegranate)
  • Ornamentals
Target Pests
  • Sucking pests:
    • Whiteflies (Bemisia tabaci)
    • Aphids (Aphis spp.)
    • Leafhoppers / Jassids
    • Thrips
  • Effect on larvae and adult stages
CropFormulation DoseWater VolumeSpray Interval
Cotton / Vegetables100–150 g/acre (250–375 g/ha)200–250 L/acre10–14 days
Rice100–150 g/acre200 L/acre10–12 days
Fruits100–150 g/acre200–250 L/acre10–14 days
  • Apply at first sign of infestation or when pest population exceeds ETL.

Maximum 2–3 sprays per crop cycle recommended.

Mode of Application
  • Foliar spray using knapsack or power sprayers.
  • SG formulation → dissolve completely in water to form a clear solution before spraying.
  • Ensure complete coverage of upper and lower leaf surfaces.
  • Avoid spraying under direct sunlight or before rain.
Advantages
  • Systemic and fast-acting insecticide → protects treated and new growth.
  • Effective against both nymphs and adults of sucking pests.
  • Soluble granules → easy to handle, mix, and store.
  • Broad crop compatibility → vegetables, fruits, cotton, rice, ornamentals.
  • Can be rotated with other insecticides to manage resistance.