Usage
Cotton leafworm: The leaves, combs, flowers and cocoons of a total of 25 plants are checked, one plant at 10-15 steps. When 0.5 larvae per plant or 2 egg packages or 2 newly opened egg packages are seen in 25 plants, the application is decided.
Against cotton bollworm: All plants in a randomly selected 3 m row are checked and bollworm eggs and larvae are counted, and when an average of 2 larvae are found in a 3 m row, the application is decided.
Against cotton pricklyworm: Spraying should be done when an average of 2 larvae or 4 eggs close to opening are found in a 3 m cotton row during field survey. Do not apply more than 2 Efdal Tongra to cotton in the same place during the season.
Apple, Pear- Pear Leaf miner: Spraying is done if there are 4 or more live larvae per leaf and the parasitism rate is very low.
Apple, Pear, Quince - Apple worm: Spraying against apple worm should be directed according to the prediction and warning system. The best effect in combating this pest with Efdal Tongra is to keep the trees medicated during the larvae hatching of each generation and to kill the larvae that hatched from the eggs before they enter the fruit. The prediction and early warning system is not taken into account in pear and quince. Spraying should be repeated against the 1st generation after 14 days, considering the effect period of the drug. If the pest is intense enough to require spraying against the second and subsequent generations, spraying should be continued in the same way. These sprayings should be done with drugs with different effect mechanisms, adhering to the rules specified in the section on resistance. Do not apply Efdal Tongra more than 2 times during the season in apple, pear and quince.
Peach, Apricot - Peach moth and Oriental fruit moth: For the best effect in combating peach moth, spraying should be done during the egg-laying period of the pest, before the eggs hatch and enter the fruit. Spraying is done as soon as the first larva damage is seen on the fruit or 10 days after the first adult emergence is seen. A second spraying can be done by taking into account the effect period of the drug used, new larva damage and harvest date. Spraying should be repeated at 14-day intervals depending on the pest density. Efdal Tongra can be applied at appropriate doses within the same program with insecticides with other mechanisms of action. Do not apply Efdal Tongra more than 2 times during the season on peach and apricot.
Plum-Peach Moth: For the best effect in combating peach moth, spraying should be done during the egg-laying period of the pest before the eggs hatch and enter the fruit. Spraying is done as soon as the first larva damage is seen on the fruit or 10 days after the first adult emergence is seen. Spraying is done depending on the pest density. Spraying should be repeated at 14-day intervals depending on the pest density. Efdal Tongra can be applied with appropriate doses within the same program as other insecticides with different mechanisms of action. Do not apply Efdal Tongra more than 2 times during the season on plums.
Potato-Potato Beetle: For the best effect, spraying should be done during the period when the eggs of the pest hatch or when the first damages are seen on the plant. Do not apply Efdal Tongra more than 2 times during the season on potatoes.
Corn-Corn Headworm and Cornworm: 2 sprayings are done at 15-day intervals from the first eggs of the pest being seen. In cases where additional sprayings are necessary, drugs with different mechanisms of action should be used.
Application with drip irrigation: Corn headworm and cornworm: 2 sprayings are done with 15-day intervals from the first eggs of the pest being seen using the drip irrigation method. Do not apply Efdal Tongra more than 2 times during the season on corn.
Gray Wolf in Corn: Spraying should be done in fields where the pest is likely to be found, in places where row planting is done, in fields where there are at least 2 defeated plants on 3-meter rows in 10 different places.
Vineyard-Ranch Moth: Spraying times for grape moth are determined according to the Forecast warning system. For larvicide application, the number of butterflies caught in traps should reach the peak and start to fall, the effective temperature total should be 120 g.d. in the 1st generation, twilight temperatures should be 15 °C and above for 2 consecutive days, and this situation should continue in the following days. The effective temperature total should reach 520 g.d. in the 2nd generation and 1047 g.d. in the 3rd generation, vine phenology should be in the flower bud period in the 1st generation, grape berry period in the 2nd generation, and the beginning of sweetening period in the 3rd generation. Spraying is decided when the first larvae hatch. 1 spraying is done in each generation. Do not apply Efdal Tongra more than 2 times on table grapes during the season.
After spraying with Efdal Tongra, it is not affected by rainfall 1-2 hours after the drug dries on the plant, and there is no need to repeat the spraying.
