Utkarsh Beveroz-P is compliant with The Insecticide Act 1968 and is made from a fungus Beauveria Bassiana 1.15%W.P. and has CFU count of 1 x 10^8 per gram minimum Strain No: BB-ICAR-RJP: Accession No MCC 1022. Utkarsh Beveroz-P is a biopesticide that works as a bio-insecticide prepared by the concept of Biotechnology. When spores of Beveroz – P fungus come in contact with susceptible insects, they germinate and grow directly through the cuticle to the inner body. Beveroz – P fungus proliferates throughout the insect’s body, producing toxins and draining the insect of nutrients, eventually killing it.
Features
:- Utkarsh Beveroz-P provides reliable protection against a wide range of insect pests, reducing pest populations and preventing crop damage.
- Utkarsh Beveroz-P reduces reliance on chemical insecticides, promoting environmentally friendly farming practices and maintaining ecological balance.
- Effective pest management leads to healthier crops, improved growth, and higher yields.
- Utkarsh Beveroz-P is non-toxic and biodegradable, contributing to long-term soil health and reducing environmental impact.
- Utkarsh Beveroz-P ensures peace of mind with its non-toxic formulation, safe for farmers, consumers, and the environment.
Applications
:Targeted Insects :
- Aphids, Jassids, whitefly, Thrips, Mites, Mealybug, Leaf Folder in paddy, Western Black Thrips in chilli, American Bollworm, shoot and fruit borer and other all type of larva.
Target Crops :
- Utkarsh Beveroz- P is effective on crops like Paddy, Chilli, Tomato, Okra, Groundnut, Cotton, Pulses, Sugarcane, Vegetable crops, Tobacco, banana, papaya and horticultural and floricultural plantations
Usage
:Method of Application and Dose :
- Foliar spray for Sucking pests, Borer & cutworms: 7-10 gm/liter water.
- For Root Grubs and Termites: Soil Application: 1-2 Kg/acre by drenching or can be mixed with 250 Kg of organic fertilizer or field soil and can be applied uniformly or by Drip Irrigation System: 1-2 Kg/acre after mixing in water.
- Apply preferably in the early morning or during the late evening hours for effective control.