Delta Fast 50 EC insecticide for control of aphids, worms, and whiteflies 1 liter

Delta Fast 50 EC, insecticide, 1 liter, Delta Fast 50 EC, powerful insecticide from the group of pyrethroids, contains the active ingredient Lambda-Cyhalothrin at 5%, and comes in the form of a concentrated emulsifiable liquid EC. The product works by contact and ingestion, and is used to control a wide range of pests such as aphids, worms, whitefly, thrips, scale insects, tunnel makers, and mites on cereal crops, vegetables, fruit trees, palms, and citrus fruits according to the label instructions. Delta Fast 50 EC is characterized by rapid effect on target pests upon direct spraying and good coverage of the plant, making it suitable for use within pest control programs in fields and farms. It can be classified under the agricultural pesticides section, especially the section of agricultural insecticides for products intended to control chewing and sucking insects. Lambda-Cyhalothrin insecticide for controlling aphids and whiteflies. Pests such as aphids, whiteflies, thrips, tunnel makers, and scale insects cause direct damage to the plant by sucking sap or feeding on leaves and new growth. Worms and scale insects may also affect crop quality and weaken production when outbreaks occur. Delta Fast 50 EC helps reduce these damages when used at the correct rate and at the beginning of infestation. The product's effect depends on contact and ingestion, so good coverage during spraying is a key factor in effective control. The leaves should be sprayed on both sides, focusing on the underside and pest gathering areas, especially in cases of whitefly, aphids, and thrips. Technical specifications of Delta Fast 50 EC: Trade name: Delta Fast 50 EC, Product type: Insecticide, Chemical group: Pyrethroid, Formulation: Concentrated emulsifiable liquid EC, Active ingredient: Lambda-Cyhalothrin, Active ingredient concentration: 5%, Mode of action: Contact and ingestion, Scent: Strong, Target pests: Aphids, worms, whiteflies, thrips, scale insects, tunnel makers, mites, depending on the crop, Suitable crops: cereals, vegetables, fruit trees, palms, citrus fruits, according to label instructions, Country of origin: Saudi Arabia, Pack size: 1 liter. Features of Delta Fast 50 EC against insect pests: Contains 5% Lambda-Cyhalothrin from the pyrethroid group. Works by contact and ingestion for rapid effect on target pests. Helps control aphids, worms, whiteflies, and thrips. Suitable for controlling scale insects and tunnel makers on some crops. Used in cereal crops, vegetables, fruit trees, palms, and citrus fruits. EC formulation is emulsifiable and easy to prepare for spraying. Suitable for use within control programs at the onset of infestation. Uses of Delta Fast in cereals, vegetables, and fruit trees: Used in cereals and forage such as wheat, corn, barley, and clover to control aphids, worms, and stem borers according to label instructions. Also used on fruit trees such as palms, grapes, apples, pears, and nuts to control aphids, worms, whiteflies, scale insects, thrips, tunnel makers, and mites. In vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchinis, eggplants, peppers, potatoes, watermelons, and gourds, it can be used against pests such as aphids, worms, whiteflies, mites, thrips, scale insects, and tunnel makers. To improve spray quality, suitable tools from the agricultural sprayers and fertilizers section or a suitable manual sprayer can be used. How to use Delta Fast 50 EC: For cereals and forage like wheat, corn, barley, and clover: 35 to 50 ml per 100 liters of water against aphids, worms, and stem borers, with a pre-harvest interval of 21 days for wheat and 15 days for clover. For fruit trees like palms, grapes, apples, pears, and nuts: 35 to 50 ml per 100 liters of water against aphids, worms, whiteflies, scale insects, thrips, and tunnel makers, with a pre-harvest interval of 28 days. For vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchinis, eggplants, peppers, potatoes, watermelons, and gourds: 35 to 50 ml per 100 liters of water against aphids, worms, whiteflies, mites, scale insects, thrips, and tunnel makers, with a pre-harvest interval of 15 days. It is recommended to spray at the beginning of infestation for higher effectiveness. The plant should be well covered with the pesticide to reach hidden insects. Do not spray during strong winds or high temperatures. Precautions for using Delta Fast 50 EC: Read the entire product label before preparation and spraying. Wear gloves, mask, goggles, and protective clothing during use. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Avoid spraying during high temperatures or strong winds. Do not spray near water sources or during bee activity. Do not mix with other pesticides or fertilizers unless compatibility is confirmed. Field re-entry interval: 24 hours with protective clothing. Store in a cool, dry place away from children and food items. It is recommended to rotate pesticides among different chemical groups to reduce the likelihood of pest resistance. Farm advice for controlling aphids, worms, and whiteflies: The best timing for using Delta Fast is at the beginning of infestation, not after the pest has spread extensively. For pests like aphids, whiteflies, and thrips, inspect the underside of leaves before and after spraying, as these pests often hide in places where spray cannot easily reach. For worms and tunnel makers, it is preferable to intervene when larvae or initial feeding symptoms are observed on leaves. Frequently asked questions about Delta Fast 50 EC: Is Delta Fast 50 EC a systemic insecticide? Delta Fast 50 EC is a contact and ingestion insecticide, used to control a wide range of pests according to label instructions. What is the active ingredient in Delta Fast? It contains Lambda-Cyhalothrin at 5%. Does Delta Fast help control aphids and whiteflies? Yes, it helps control aphids and whiteflies among the target pests when used at the proper rate and with good plant coverage. What is the recommended rate for Delta Fast 50 EC? The usual rate is from 35 to 50 ml per 100 liters of water, depending on the crop, infestation severity, and target pest. What is the pre-harvest interval? It varies by crop; for example, 21 days for wheat, 15 days for forage and vegetables, and 28 days for fruit trees, according to available data. Related sections: You can browse pest control products from the agricultural pesticides section and the agricultural insecticides section. To apply the product properly, you can choose spraying tools from the agricultural sprayers and fertilizers section or the manual agricultural sprayers section. For forage crops, refer to the forage seeds section, and for vegetables, refer to the vegetable seeds section.