Bulldock 25 EC 1 l

In apples, the first spray against apple apple moth is recommended to be applied 8-10 days after the peak of the swarming period, based on sex pheromone-trapping swarming observations. Control of green apple aphid should be carried out when the first aphid colonies are established. The product should not be used from early green bud stage until full petal fall.
For the control of plum curculio aphid in plums and ring hops, it is recommended to spray at the beginning of the larval period based on sex pheromone trap swarming observations. For the control of bedbug wasps, control should be carried out immediately after petal fall. Aphids should be controlled when the first aphid colonies are established. The product should not be used from green bud stage until full petal fall.
Control of grape aphids in grapes (wine, table grapes) should be initiated at the time of mass larval infestation, based on sex pheromone trap observation. Control of cicadas should be timed against young larvae. The product should not be used from inflorescence development until the end of flowering.
In legumes (winter wheat, triticale), spraying for seed-whitening beetles should be carried out at the time of beetle emergence or mass emergence of larvae. Control of aphids should be carried out when the first major aphid colonies are forecasted to emerge. Spraying for cereal aphids should be carried out at the time of emergence or mass emergence of larvae.
In autumn cabbage aphids, control should be timed to control young larvae of the stem canker aphid. Treatment against oilseed rape flea and ground flea is justified at the time of pest establishment in the field, usually when the rape is in the leafy, sometimes leafless stage. The need for control should be decided on the basis of the area of damaged foliage.
In spring, treatment should be carried out at the time of mass incursions of rape stem borer, rape leaf beetle and rape leaf beetle. The product should be sprayed at the latest until the rape is in hidden bud stage.
In green peas and dry peas, applications should be timed to control young emerged L1-L2 developmental stage owl aphid larvae. For aphid control, the need for control should be decided on the basis of a forecast, monitoring the number of invasive winged females. A wetting agent should be added to the spray. Against pea aphids, two applications are usually sufficient to achieve adequate control. Based on observations of swarming with a sex pheromone trap, the first treatment should be applied immediately after flowering, only if there are no flowering plants in the field, and the second treatment after 14 days. The product should not be applied from the first flower buds until the end of flowering.
In cabbages (head cabbage, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, cauliflower), spraying should be carried out at the time of emergence of harmful whitefly, cabbage moth and owlfly larvae (development stages L1-L2). Control of ground fleas should be carried out at the first signs of damage. A wetting agent should be added to the spray.
In maize (fodder and sweetcorn), control of corn earworm and cotton leaf miner should be based on forecasting (light trapping, sex pheromone trapping and egg cluster testing) and carried out at the time of mass larval infestation. Control of corn earworm imago is aimed at killing the beetles before oviposition to reduce the next year's larval damage and to avoid chewing of the cob webs and thus incomplete fertilisation. Control should be timed to the time of mass swarming, preferably before egg laying. The drawing dynamics of the corn earworm can be obtained by plant inspection and yellow sticky traps, and egg laying by individual examination of the egg contents of female imago (by lightly pressing the beetles' pots and using a hand-held magnifying glass). Do not spray from the beginning of flowering until the end of flowering.
In tobacco, it is advisable to spray the product at the time of emergence of damaging seed mealybug and cotton mealybug larvae (developmental stages L1-L2).

To protect bees and other pollinating insects, do not use during the flowering period! Do not use in the presence of honeydew or flowering weeds!

Aerial application: not authorised.

MODE OF ACTION, SPECTRUM OF ACTION:

Effective control depends on timing, therefore pests at early stages of development should be controlled at the onset of damage.

MAIN COMBINATIONS AND THEIR ADVANTAGES:

Bulldock 25 EC + Bio-Film at a dose of 0,3 l/ha. The additive increases the efficacy and rain resistance of the pesticide.
For the control of crabgrass Bulldock 25 EC + Pyrinex 25 CS (Pyrinex R Pack).

SPECIAL ADVANTAGE:

Fast, spectacular denudation effect.

ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL DATA:

Health and safety waiting time: 0 days
Food hygiene withdrawal period: apples, plums, ring hops, green peas, brassica: 7 days, grapes, maize (sweet): 14 days, maize (fodder), brassicas, dry peas: 21 days, winter brassica: 35 days, tobacco - not required for prescribed use
Authorisation No: 04.2/1197-1/2013 NÉBIH, 04.2/1067-1/2016 NÉBIH.
Packaging: 1 litre bottle, 5 litre can
Category of circulation: II.
Shelf life: 3 years in original sealed packaging, in a dry, cool place in a proper pesticide storage.

The information given is for guidance only, always read the label and the label package before use.

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Active substance
25 g/l beta-cyfluthrin