Cyprothrin insecticide 10 EC - 1 liter

Cypermethrin 10% EC – Bayer insecticide Cypermethrin 10% EC (CYPOTHRIN 10% EC) Bayer non-systemic insecticide in the form of a concentrated emulsifiable liquid, acts by contact, has a toxic effect, and affects the nervous system, used only on cereal and forage crops. Classification and composition Cypermethrin (Cypermethrin): 10% and/or additives: 90% and/or Classification: insecticide – GROUP 3A / INSECTICIDE Crops, pests, and usage rates Cereal and forage crops (wheat, barley, corn, clover): aphids, worms of all kinds, stem borer, thrips — 0.5–0.7 liters / hectare depending on the spraying method — withholding period: 14 days. Notes The pesticide should only be used on the listed crops, observing safety periods. To ensure good mixing, add half the amount of water to the spray tank, then the pesticide amount and stir well, then add the remaining water while continuing to stir before and during spraying. Compatibility Can be mixed with most insecticides and fungicides except those with an alkaline reaction. It is recommended to conduct a small test before mixing, and immediate spraying after mixing is advised. Storage Keep in its original tightly sealed container in a dry, well-ventilated place at room temperature, away from heat sources and direct sunlight, out of reach of children, and away from food, feed, seeds, and fertilizers. Re-entry period for treated fields It is forbidden to enter the treated area within approximately 12 hours unless in cases of extreme necessity for specialized technicians, wearing full protective clothing (coveralls, shoes, hat, gloves, masks) before entering and touching the treated parts (plants and soil). ⚠️ Toxic to humans and animals if swallowed, inhaled, or contact with skin. Highly toxic to bees. Water sources must not be contaminated with the pesticide or its residues. Safety instructions on the original label must be followed. Production: Veterinary and Agricultural Pharmaceuticals Factories (FabcO). Registration number with the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture: 1779-71-7