About Actara InsecticideActara Insecticide is a Syngenta product. It contains Thiamethoxam 25% WG. It is a broad-spectrum systemic insecticide with contact and stomach action.Actara Insecticide is recommended in crops such as rice, cotton, mango, wheat, tea, tomato, brinjal, okra, mustard, potato, citrus, cumin and grapes. It works on stem borer, gall midge, leaf folder, brown plant hopper, white backed plant hopper, green leaf hopper, thrips, jassids, aphids, whiteflies, hoppers, mosquito bug, psyllids and mealy bug.Actara Insecticide Technical NameThiamethoxam 25% WGProduct Specifications Mode of Entry: Systemic, contact and stomach action Mode of Action: Actara Insecticide is a broad-spectrum systemic insecticide with quick stomach and contact activity. It controls pests when they come in contact with the spray or feed on treated crop parts. Time of Application: At initial pest appearance and at a crop specific stage. Key Features & Benefits Broad spectrum pest control: Controls several labelled pests including stem borer, leaf folder and sucking pestsActara Insecticide Dosage & Recommended Crops Crops Target insect pests Dosage / Acre Dilution in water / Acre Dosage / L of water Waiting period Rice (Paddy) Stem borer, Gall midge, Leaf folder, White backed plant hopper, Brown plant hopper, Green leaf hopper, Thrips 40 g 200 to 300 L 0.13 to 0.20 g 14 days Cotton Jassid, Aphid, Thrips 40 g 200 to 300 L 0.13 to 0.20g 21 days Cotton Whitefly 80 g 200 to 300 L 0.27 to 0.4 g 21 days Okra (Bhindi ) Jassid, Aphid, Whitefly 40 g 200 to 400 L 0.1 to 0.2 g 5 days Mango Hoppers 40 g 400 L 0.1 g 30 days Wheat Aphid 20 g 200 L 0.1 g 21 days Mustard Aphid 20 to 40 g 200 to 400 L 0.05 to 0.2 g 21 days Tomato Whitefly 80 g 200 L 0.4 g 5 days Brinjal Whitefly, Jassids 80 g 200 L 0.4 g 3 days Tea Mosquito bug 40 g 160 to 200 L 0.2 to 0.25 g 7 days Potato Aphids, Foliar application 40 g 200 L 0.2 g 77 days Potato Aphids, Soil drench 80 g 160 to 200 L 0.4 to 0.5 g 77 days Citrus Psylla 40 g 400 L 0.1 g 20 days Rice Nursery, Soil drench Green leaf hopper, Thrips, Whorl maggot 800 g 250 ml per sq. m Not specified 86 days Tomato, Soil drench Whiteflies 160 g 200 L 0.8 g 5 days Cumin Aphids 40 g 200 L 0.2 g 5 days Grapes, Soil drench Mealy bug, Thrips, Flea beetle 160 g 200 ml per vine As per vine treatment 10 days Grapes, Foliar application Mealy bug, Thrips, Flea beetle 40 g 400 L 0.1 g 15 days Method of ApplicationFoliar Spray and Soil Drench: Use knapsack sprayer, foot sprayer, compression knapsack sprayer, compression knapsack battery sprayer, battery operated power sprayer and ASPEE HTP power sprayer for proper crop coverage. Use soil drench only where it is specifically mentioned in the recommendation.Best Time to SprayMango: Hoppers – Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat one or two sprays at 15 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Potato: Foliar application: Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat 2–3 sprays at 10–15 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Soil drench: Apply root zone before appearance of pest as soil drench, once during the crop season. Cotton: Apply first spray at 25–30 DAS or at the time of first pest appearance and repeat 2–3 sprays at 15 days interval depending on the pest intensity. Wheat: Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat one or two sprays at 15 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Tea: Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat 2–3 sprays at 15–21 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Tomato: Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat 2–3 sprays at 10–15 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Rice: One spray at 25–30 DAT in the early stage of the crop for control of early rice pests such as stem borer, gall midge and other pests. Other spray at the booting leaf stage (50 to 55 DAT) for control of late rice pests such as GLH, BPH, WBPH etc. Brinjal: Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat 2–3 sprays at 10–15 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Okra: Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat one or two sprays at 15 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Mustard / Rapeseed: Apply first spray during initial pest appearance and repeat one or two sprays at 15 days interval depending on the level of pest intensity. Compatibility, Safety & StorageTank Mix CompatibilityFor field level use, consult an agronomist before tank mixing Actara Insecticide with other products.Safety Precautions Wear gloves, mask, full sleeve clothing, and safety goggles while spraying. Do not spray on windy days to prevent spray drift. Do not eat, drink, or smoke while handling or applying the product. Wash hands, face, and exposed skin thoroughly after spraying. Keep out of reach of children, pets, and livestock. Avoid direct contact with skin, eyes, and clothing. In case of accidental ingestion, inhalation, or eye exposure, seek immediate medical attention. Do not spray during the active bee foraging period of the day. StorageStore in a cool, dry, and well ventilated place away from direct sunlight, food, feed, fertilizers, and water sources. Keep the product in its original sealed container.Actara Insecticide Expert Advice“Syngenta Actara is an excellent systemic insecticide used for effective control of sucking pests and caterpillars in various crops. For best results, apply Actara at initial pest appearance or at the specified crop stage.”-BigHaat Agronomy ExpertAdditional Information Follow IRAC resistance management guidelines where applicable. Avoid repeated applications of insecticides with the same mode of action. Observe the recommended pre harvest interval and re entry interval. Follow all crop specific recommendations mentioned on the product label. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.
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