Insecticide Klops is a highly effective contact-intestinal dressing agent

Tell us how to apply the insecticide Klops and can it be used for treating beet seeds? Last year I re-sowed three times, but still there were very few shoots. The neighbor said that it was some kind of infection in the ground, she also ruined all the seeds. We decided with her this season to process the seeds and purchased Klops, as a common friend advised. It is difficult to plant several times, especially since I grow a lot of beets.

Farmers and gardeners alike can rarely do without additional protection of their plantings, especially when it comes to pests. One of these drugs is insecticide Klops - an effective tool that will prevent crop loss even at the planting stage. The seeds etched by it become "too tough" for earth flies, weevils, wireworms and other pests. As a result, all crops sprout amicably and for a long time the seedlings remain under the protection of an insecticide. How does the drug work, for which crops is it suitable and which insects it protects?

Insecticide characteristic

The preparation is produced in the form of a powder intended for wetting, and is one of the highly effective dressing agents for pre-sowing seed treatment. The active substance of Klops is imidacloprid (700 g in 1 kg). The insecticide has a contact-intestinal effect, which explains its effectiveness. It protects seeds from hidden underground pests and seedlings from ground pests. Imidacloprid impregnates the germinating seed and penetrates through the roots to the young plant. At the same time, it is evenly distributed throughout the seedling, protecting every part of it.

Clops is an environmentally friendly insecticide with a hazard class 3 (moderate). It is also compatible with many fungicides, which allows you to immediately protect plants not only from pests, but also from diseases. The drug is resistant to washing off, works well even in heat (plus 29 ° C).

Klops insecticide: crop-specific use rates

Just a single treatment of sunflower seeds (10 kg / 1 ton) will protect it from weevils and wireworms. Treating corn (7 kg / 1 ton) will prevent corn moth, breadfly, flyfly, and the same wireworm attack.

An even wider range of protection for sugar beets. Seed dressing at the rate of 12 to 20 kg per 1 ton of planting material will prevent damage to fields and garden beds:

• beet weevil and crumb;
• miner beet fly;
• wireworm;
• earthen flea;
• aphids;
• matt dead eater;
• virus-carrying insects.

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