Description
| Crop(s) | Common Name of Pest | Dosage/HA | Dilution in Water (lts) | Waiting Period between last spray to harvest (days) | |
| AI (gms) | Formulation (gms) | ||||
| Cotton | Jassids, Thrips and Whiteflies | 187.5 + 437.5 | 1250 | 500 | – |
| Okra | Jassid, Whiteflies | 112.5 + 262.5 | 750 | 500 | 7 |
| Paddy | Brown plant hopper, white back plant hopper | (187.5 + 437.5) | 1250 | 500 | 20 |
AB 1535, Buprofenzin 15% and Acephate 35% is a wettable powder containing Buprofenzin 15% (a.i.) and Acephate 35% (a.i.) in the formulation. It is used for the control of Brown plant hopper and white back plant hopper in Paddy; Jassid, Whiteflies in Okra; Jassids, Thrips & Whiteflies in Cotton crops.
Direction of Use
Equipment used in the application: Hand operated knapsack sprayer. The required quantity of ready mix chemical Buprofenzin 15% + Acephate 35% need to be diluted in water and sprayed by using hand operated Knapsack sprayer with a spray volume @ 500l/ha.
Time of Application
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Precaution
1. Avoid inhalation and skin contact while diluting because of spillage or splashes. 2. Do not mix with bare hands. 3. Do not eat, drink, chew or smoke during application. 4. Wash contaminated skin and clothes after use. 5. Destroy empty containers after use.
Symptoms Of Poisoning
Harmful, if swallowed, dullness, respiratory distress, Minimal irritation to eyes may occur.
First Aid
1. Skin contact: Wash the contaminated skin thoroughly with soap and plenty of water. Remove the contaminated clothing. Consult a doctor in the event of any complaints. 2 Inhalation: breathing is difficult, give oxygen. Get medical attention. Remove the patient to fresh air. 3 Eye contact: Flush the eyes with plenty of rash water for atleast 10 minutes. If pain persists consult an eye specialist. 4 Ingestion: If swallowed do not induce vomiting. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Get medical attention immediately.
Phytotoxicity
The product is not phytotoxic when used as per recommendation.
Antidote
No specific antidote. Treat symptomatically and supportively.
