Intrepid® 2F insecticide

Active Ingredient: methoxyfenozide

Profile: Intrepid^® 2F insecticide is an insect growth regulator effective against many species of Lepidopteran insects such as beet armyworm, yellowstriped armyworm, saltmarsh caterpillar, soybean looper and fall armyworm. It does not disrupt beneficial insects, mites and pollinators making it ideal for IPM programs.

Features

Preserves population of beneficials
IPM and IRM compatible for conventional or Bt cotton varieties
Unique mode of action, rotational candidate for resistance management
Longest residual control of any cotton insecticide - 14 days or more on treated foliage

Application Timing:
Apply at the initiation of egg hatch

For more information on this product, see its label and/or safety data sheet.

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Additional information on Intrepid:

INTREPID^® 2F Insecticide Goes Low and Flies High (News Release)
Manage Citrus Insects with an Effective IPM Program (News Release)
Dow AgroSciences Makes $10,000 Donation to Citrus Industry (News Release)
Intrepid 2F Insecticide Receives 24(c) Special Use Label in Florida (News Release)

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