ADDITION 150 SC

Insecticide

ADDITION 150 SC

Always read the label before use.

A suspension concentrate stomach and contact insecticide for the control of various insect pests as listed.

Cereal

Features

Unique class of chemistry called oxadiazine with proven efficacy against the Lepidoptera group of insects.
Low dosage rate required.
Effective under a wide range of temperatures.
Absorbs strongly onto the cuticle of leaves.
Provides an excellent resistance management tool and perfect candidate in IPM systems.
Low impact on environment and beneficial insects (predators and bees).
Effective under a wide range of temperatures allowing flexibility of application timing.
Excellent residual action.
Rainfast, as soon as product has dried off on the leaf surface.

Do's & Don'ts

Do a block application of two to three consecutive ADDITION 150 SC applications, then switch to products with other modes of action.
The addition of an organosilicone surfactant (such as BREAK-THRU® S240) is recommended to improve coverage.
Use the higher dosage rate when applied correctively.
Use the lower rate for subsequent applications (follow-up) when applied in a regular programme.

Usage Rate

African bollworm
Apply 200 - 300 mℓ /ha preventatively/correctively as required, in 300 to 600 ℓ water per hectare, ensuring thorough coverage.

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Maize

Features

• ADDITION 150 SC is an IRAC Insecticide Group code 22.
• Stomach and contact action.
• Strong anti-feeding action.
• Low dosage rates for effective control.
• Centre pivot registration.
• Tank-mix compatible with lambda-cyhalothrin.
• Highly effective against all larval instar stages.
• Effective under hot climatic conditions.
• Safe to non-target insect species.
• ADDITION 150 SC acts by inhibition of sodium ion entry into nerve cells. This results in paralysis and death of the pest within 1 to 2 days. However, inhibition of the pest’s feeding occurs within 2 to 8 hours.
• ADDITION 150 SC acts as a larvacide through ingestion (stomach action), as well as cuticular absorption (contact action). ADDITION 150 SC can be used against all larval instar (development) stages.
• ADDITION 150 SC has minimal effect on beneficial insects and mites, thus promoting natural pest control and decreasing the risk of resistance development.
• ADDITION 150 SC is mainly a Lepidoptera (caterpillar type larvae of moths & butterflies) specific insecticide.

Do's & Don'ts

• Apply preventively, before 5% infestation.
• Under conditions of repeated infestation apply ADDITION 150 SC in a 10 - 14 day program.
• Do not exceed the maximum of 3 applications per season.
• The absence of rain or irrigation within 3 days of application can lead to a decrease in control.
• Do not apply ADDITION 150 SC on maize that is under drought stress.
• Apply before larvae migrate to the stems of the maize plants and larvae have not developed beyond second instar stage.
• Do not apply on maize while the tassels are encircled by the flag leaf.

Usage Rate

Maize stalk borer, sorghum stem borer & African bollworm
- 300 mℓ/ha ADDITION 150 SC plus 120 mℓ/ha LAMBDA 50 EC plus approved Villa Buffer

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Soybean

Features

• ADDITION 150 SC is an IRAC group code 22 insecticide.
• A suspension concentrate stomach and contact insecticide for the control of African bollworm (Helicoverpa armigera) in soybeans.
• Most beneficial insects and predatory mites are unaffected by applications of ADDITION 150 SC.
• Highly effective against all larval instar stages.
• Ground, air and pivot registration.
• Results in paralysis and death withing 1-2 days.

Do's & Don'ts

• DO NOT apply ADDITION 150 SC on Soybeans that are under drought stress.
• Apply as a corrective foliar application at flowering or when the first bollworm eggs or small larvae (less than 10 mm in length) are observed following regular scouting during flowering and pod-set stages.
• A follow-up application 7 to 10 days later will normally be necessary if the first application is made at the early
flowering stage or under conditions of continuous reinfestation.
• Larvae that have penetrated pods or are obscured by dense foliage during application may not be adequately controlled. It is therefore essential to ensure thorough coverage of the foliage.
• DO NOT exceed two (2) applications of ADDITION 150 SC per season. Should a third application be needed, use an insecticide with a different mode of action.

Usage Rate

- 250 mℓ ADDITION 150 SC
Apply in 300-700 ℓ water per hectare
(Ground application).
- 300 mℓ ADDITION 150 SC Apply in
30 ℓ water per hectare
(Arial application).

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT

Indoxacarb (oxadiazine) 150 g/ℓ

PACKAGING

1 ℓ

REG. NO.

L9146

REGISTRATION DETAILS

UNIVERSAL CROP PROTECTION (PTY) LTD.
Co. Reg. No. 1983/008184/07
65 Botes Road, Glen Marais, Kempton Park, 1619
Tel. (011) 396 2233

CROPS & TARGET

Baby MarrowsBarleyBlueberriesBroccoliBrussel SproutsCabbageCanolaCauliflowerCottonCucumbersDry beansGrazingGreen beansGreen peasHopsLettuceMaizeMuskmelonsNectarinesOatsPatty pansPeachesPeppersPumpkinsRaspberriesSorghumSoybeansSquashStrawberriesSugarcaneSweetcornTable GrapesTobaccoTomatoesVeldWatermelonsWheatWine GrapesBaby Marrows - African bollwormBarley - African bollwormBlueberries - African bollwormBroccoli - African bollwormBroccoli - Cabbage webwormBroccoli - Cabbage white butterflyBroccoli - Diamondback mothBrussel Sprouts - African bollwormBrussel Sprouts - Cabbage webwormBrussel Sprouts - Diamondback mothCabbage - African bollwormCabbage - Cabbage webwormCabbage - Cabbage white butterflyCabbage - Diamondback mothCanola - African bollwormCauliflower - African bollwormCauliflower - Cabbage webwormCauliflower - Cabbage white butterflyCauliflower - Diamondback mothCotton - African bollwormCotton - Fall armywormCotton - Nymphs of Cotton leafhoppersCotton - Red bollwormCotton - Spiny bollwormCucumbers - African bollwormDry beans - African bollwormGrazing - Fall ArmywormGreen beans - African bollwormGreen peas - African bollwormHops - African bollwormLettuce - African bollwormMaize - African bollwormMaize - CutwormMaize - Fall armywormMaize - Sorghum stem borerMaize - Maize stalk borerMuskmelons - African bollwormNectarines - African bollwormOats - African bollwormPatty pans - African bollwormPeaches - African bollwormPeppers - African bollwormPeppers - Fall ArmywormPeppers - Tomato leafminerPumpkins - African bollwormRaspberries - African bollwormFall armywormSoybeans - African bollwormSoybeans - Cabbage Semi-LooperSoybeans - Fall armywormSquash - African bollwormStrawberries - African bollwormSugarcane - Sugarcane borerSweetcorn - African bollwormSweetcorn - CutwormSweetcorn - Fall armywormSweetcorn - Maize stalk borerSweetcorn - Sorghum stem borerTable Grapes - African BollwormTable Grapes - False codling mothTobacco - African BollwormTobacco - Potato tuber mothTomatoes - African bollwormTomatoes - Potato tuber mothTomatoes - Tomato leafminerTomatoes - Tomato semi-looperVeld - Fall armywormWatermelons - African bollwormWheat - African bollwormWine Grapes - African bollwormWine Grapes - False codling moth