controls various moth species
- Target pest
- lepidopteran pests
- Location
- Outdoor
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Intrepid 2F is an insecticide containing the active ingredient methoxyfenozoyde. It is used to control various lepidopteran pests, including various moth species like corn earworm, beet armyworm, and various leafrollers, across a wide range of crops including corn, vegetables, fruits, and certain trees. It works by mimicking a molting hormone, causing pests to stop feeding and eventually die during their molting process. It is applied via ground or aerial spraying. When using this product, technicians should be aware of environmental hazards, particularly regarding surface water and non-target insects. It is important to avoid application during temperature inversions and to follow specific mixing and dilution instructions to ensure efficacy. The label provides detailed instructions for different crop subgroups and specific pest management strategies.
controls various moth species
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| Use a spray volume that assures uniform coverage of the infested portions of the treated crop. |