Newgen 200 SC insecticide device for controlling rootworms and borers 1 liter

Neogen 200 SC Insecticide device for combating rootworms and borers 1 liter Neogen 200 SC Neogen 200 SC insecticide device contains the active ingredient Chlorantraniliprole at a concentration of 20%, and is used to assist in controlling a wide range of larvae and worms that infect vegetables, fruits, and field crops, such as rootworms, fruit worms, almond worms, fruit worms, and tunnel makers when used according to the label instructions. Neogen works by contact and through the stomach, targeting different larval stages, helping to reduce feeding on leaves, fruits, and new growth, thus reducing losses caused by insect damage. Its formulation as an SC suspension concentrate makes it a suitable option for regular foliar spraying in pest control programs, especially in crops sensitive to worm infestations such as tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, cucumbers, cotton, corn, citrus, grapes, and field crops. Neogen 200 SC Insecticide Specifications Trade name: Neogen 200 SC English name: Neogen 200 SC Product type: Insecticide Active ingredient: Chlorantraniliprole Active ingredient concentration: 20% Formulation type: SC suspension concentrate Package size: 1 liter Country of origin: Saudi Arabia Scent: Nearly odorless Mode of action: Contact and stomach Target pests: Rootworms, fruit worms, almond worms, fruit worms, tunnel makers Suitable crops: Tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, cucumbers, cotton, corn, citrus, grapes, and field crops as per label recommendations Features of the systemic insecticide for rootworms and fruit worms Neogen 200 SC is highly effective against worms and larvae that cause direct damage to the crop, whether by feeding on leaves, fruits, or new growth. These pests are among the most impactful on product quality, as they can cause holes in fruits, leaf damage, weak growth, or reduced marketability. The product contains Chlorantraniliprole at 20%, an active substance used in larval and worm control programs in agriculture. Its effect through stomach and contact helps to stop larval feeding and reduce damage when sprayed at the right timing, especially at the onset of infestation or when small eggs and larvae are observed. Uses of Neogen for controlling fruit worms and tunnel makers Neogen 200 SC is used in vegetables such as tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, and cucumbers to help control fruit worms and rootworms. It is also part of control programs for almond worms in cotton, corn worms, some fruit worms in citrus and grapes, and tunnel makers depending on the crop and recorded pest on the label. The importance of the product becomes evident when early larval infestations are present, as control at this stage is usually more effective than spraying after larvae enter the fruits or spread over a wide area. Therefore, regular inspection of plants and fruits is recommended, and intervention should begin at the start of infestation rather than waiting for damage to worsen. How to use Neogen 200 SC according to the crop According to the attached data, Neogen is used in vegetables such as tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, and cucumbers at a rate of 17 to 20 ml per 100 liters of water to combat fruit worms and rootworms. In field crops like corn and cotton, it is used at 17 to 20 ml per 100 liters of water against almond worms and moths. In fruit trees such as apples, citrus, and olives, it is used at 17 to 20 ml per 100 liters of water against apple fruit borers, while in citrus, it is used at 20 to 30 ml per 100 liters of water against rootworms and fruit worms. In grapes, it is used at 20 to 25 ml per 100 liters of water against fruit worms. The spray solution is prepared by adding the specified dose to a part of the water in the spray tank, then stirring well before completing the amount of water. The foliage and fruits should be covered evenly, with attention to larval activity areas and egg-laying sites. Best timing for spraying Neogen on crops The best timing to use Neogen is at the beginning of infestation or when small larvae are observed, as early-stage worms are easier to control before they enter the fruits or cause extensive damage. Spraying is preferred early in the morning or before sunset to reduce evaporation and improve coverage quality. In crops with recurrent infestations, such as tomatoes, grapes, and cotton, the field should be monitored after spraying, and only one treatment should not be relied upon if the pest cycle continues. It is also recommended to rotate pesticides with different active ingredients within an integrated pest management program to reduce the likelihood of pest resistance. Precautions for using Chlorantraniliprole 20% The full label instructions must be read before use, and doses and safety periods for each crop must be followed. Increasing the dose or repeating the spray without necessity is not advised, as unorganized use may increase resistance or cause unnecessary costs. Gloves, masks, and protective glasses should be worn during preparation and spraying, and contact with the spray solution should be avoided. The container should be kept away from children, animals, food, and water sources. The product should not be mixed with other pesticides or fertilizers unless compatibility has been confirmed or a trusted technical recommendation is followed. When to choose Neogen in the pest control program? Neogen 200 SC is suitable when the problem is related to rootworms, fruit worms, tunnel makers, or almond and corn worms, especially when targeting larvae and reducing their feeding on the crop. It is also suitable for crops that are quickly affected by fruit infestations, such as tomatoes, grapes, and citrus. To enhance control efficiency, it is recommended to combine the product with early monitoring, removing heavily infested fruits if necessary, using traps or monitoring tools, and improving irrigation and fertilization programs to prevent plant stress that increases susceptibility. Frequently Asked Questions about Neogen 200 SC What is the active ingredient in Neogen 200 SC? It contains Chlorantraniliprole at 20%. Is Neogen suitable for controlling rootworms? Yes, it is used to help control rootworms and fruit worms when applied according to the proper dose and label instructions. Is Neogen used on tomatoes and potatoes? Yes, the attached data mention its use on tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, and cucumbers to combat fruit worms and rootworms. What is the recommended rate of Neogen for vegetables? The rate is 17 to 20 ml per 100 liters of water, depending on the crop and infestation severity. Can it be used on grapes and citrus? Yes, it is used on grapes and citrus within the mentioned rates to control fruit worms and some rootworms as per usage recommendations. Related Sections You can browse similar products in the Agricultural Pesticides section, and broader pest control solutions are available in the Pesticides section. For pest control products in general, visit the Insecticides and Rodenticides section. To apply the spray solution regularly, suitable tools can be selected from the Manual Agricultural Sprayers or Sprayers, Fertilizers, and Pesticides sections. Marketing Conclusion Neogen 200 SC is an insecticide suitable for controlling rootworms, fruit worms, and tunnel makers in vegetables, fruits, and field crops. With a 20% Chlorantraniliprole formulation and SC suspension concentrate, it provides an effective option for farmers needing larval and worm control within an organized spraying program, adhering to doses, safety periods, and safety instructions.