Katyayani Beauveria is a biological solution containing the beneficial fungus Beauveria bassiana, known for controlling a wide range of crop-damaging pests. Commonly referred to as the "white muscardine fungus," it is highly effective in managing pests across various crops by naturally infecting and eliminating them. Available in both wettable powder and liquid formulations, it offers sustainable pest management while promoting healthier crop growth.
Features
:- Natural Pest Control – Provides effective control against a wide variety of pests without harmful chemicals.
- Contact-Based Action – Works on direct contact, making it fast and efficient in managing infestations.
- mproves Crop Health – Reduces pest damage and enhances crop productivity.
- Eco-Friendly Solution – Helps maintain ecological balance and supports sustainable farming practices.
- Versatile Application – Suitable for foliar spray, soil application, and drip irrigation.
Applications
:Katyayani Beauveria is highly effective in controlling pests from various insect families, including:
- Lepidoptera (caterpillars and borers)
- Coleoptera (root grubs and beetles)
- Hemiptera (mealybugs, aphids, and leafhoppers)
- Diptera (fruit flies and thrips)
- Hymenoptera (weevils and ants)
Common pests controlled include borers, cutworms, root grubs, whiteflies, aphids, thrips, and pseudo weevils.
Usage
:Dosage & Application Methods
Soil Application
- Mix 3 to 5 kg of Katyayani Beauveria with 200 kg of organic manure and apply uniformly to 1 acre of moist soil.
- For tree crops, mix 20 g with 1 kg of organic manure and apply at the base of each plant.
Foliar Spray
- Mix 20 g of Katyayani Beauveria in 8 liters of water and spray on the foliage, targeting the undersides of leaves where pests hide.
- Apply during evening hours for best results. Use 10 kg per hectare as the recommended dosage.
Drip Irrigation
- For drip irrigation, mix 20 g per liter of water.
- After filtering, apply through the drip system during pre or post-planting stages.
- It is best to apply in the early morning or late evening when temperatures are cooler.