• Active Ingredient: Fipronil 80% WG
• Formulation: Water-dispersible granule (WG)
• Mode of Action: Blocks GABA receptors in insect nervous system causing paralysis and death
• Target Pests: Stem borers, termites, whiteflies, aphids, jassids, leafhoppers, thrips, bollworms, fruit borers
• Suitable Crops: Cotton, rice, vegetables (tomato, chili, brinjal, okra), fruits (grapes, citrus, pomegranate), tea, sugarcane
• Dosage: 4-6 gm per pump or per 16 liters of water (approx. 20-25 gm per acre)
• Application: Foliar spray or soil treatment (depending on pest and crop)
• Benefits: Systemic and contact action, long residual effect, effective on resistant pests, compatible with IPM
• Packaging: Typically available in 40 , 100 gm packets
• Safety: Use protective gear during application, avoid contamination of water bodies

Features

• Highly concentrated formulation with 80% WG Fipronil for superior pest control
• Dual systemic and contact action for effective control of chewing and sucking pests
• Provides rapid knockdown and long-lasting residual protection
• Effective against a broad spectrum of pests including termites, root borers, whiteflies, aphids, jassids, and leafhoppers
• Suitable for multiple crops: cotton, vegetables, cereals, pulses, sugarcane, fruits
• Cost-effective with low application rates and reduced spray frequency
• Compatible with integrated pest management (IPM) programs
• Water-dispersible granule formulation, easy to mix and apply
• Safe for beneficial insects when used as directed
• Enhances crop health and yield by reducing pest-related damage

Applications

• Cash Crops: Cotton, tea, and sugarcane; Vegetables: Tomato, chili, brinjal, and okra; Fruits: Grapes, citrus, and pomegranates.

Usage

• Mix 4 to 6 grams of Falcon per 16 liters of water for foliar spray applications.
• Use a knapsack sprayer or tractor-mounted sprayer for even coverage on crop foliage or soil surface, depending on target pests.
• Apply the first spray at the onset of pest infestation symptoms, such as appearance of dead hearts in rice or visible pest activity.
• Provide 1 to 2 additional sprays at weekly intervals based on pest severity and crop stage.
• Spray preferably in the early morning or late afternoon for better absorption and to avoid rapid evaporation.
• Use hollow cone or triple-action nozzles for efficient spray delivery and uniform coverage.
• Follow safety guidelines by wearing protective clothing, gloves, and masks during mixing and application.
• Avoid spraying during blooming to protect beneficial pollinators like bees.
• Store unopened product in a cool, dry, and locked place away from food and children.