HARRIER 500 EC

Insecticide

HARRIER 500 EC

Always read the label before use.

An emulsifiable concentrate stomach and contact insecticide for the control of pests mentioned on the crops listed.

Citrus

Features

For resistance management, HARRIER 500 EC is an IRAC Group 1B insecticide.
HARRIER 500 EC is an organophosphate insecticide with stomach and contact action.
HARRIER 500 EC is registered for the control of fruit fly, in combination with Hym-Lure RFU (Protein hydrolysate).
HARRIER 500 EC has a short withholding period (PHI: EU: 7 days, Korea and Switzerland: 28 days).
Confirm withholding periods with the relevant export organisation as the MRL’s differs for different markets.

Do's & Don'ts

Apply only as a diluted application.
Do not apply as a full cover application for control of fruit fly.
Do not add any other product(s) to bait mixtures.
Do not mix with hard water. pH must range between 4.5 and 5.5.
Add an appropriate Villa-approved buffer and surfactant when required.

Usage Rate

Fruit fly bait:
- 175 mℓ HARRIER 500 EC + 400 mℓ HYMLURE RFU per 100 ℓ water.
- Apply bait once a week for 4-8 weeks prior to harvest and before colour break.
- Apply as a bait application at 100-800 mℓ water per tree (depending on size) as scattered coarse droplets (1,000-3,000 micron).
- Use a thin solid stream application, using a “Teejet” D2 or D3 orifice plate without the whirl plate at 1.5 to
3 Bar pressures.
- Aim the application to the inside of tree canopies and underside of the leaves

Support Product Registration Details

HYM-LURE RFU
Active ingredient: Protein hydrolysate 425 g/ℓ
Reg. No. L 5354, Act 36 of 1947(caution)
Registration holder:
Pioneer Foods Groceries (Pty) Ltd
Reg. No. / Nr. 1993/000454/07
Glacier Place, 1 Sportica Crescent
Tygervalley, 7530 Tel: 021- 974 4000

Table Grapes

Features

HARRIER 500 EC is an organophosphate insecticide, that belongs to IRAC Group 1B.
Insecticide with a short residual action.
Both contact and stomach action.
Registered on a wide range of agricultural crops.
Attracts Fruit Flies away from the bunches, towards the foliage at the top of the canopy where HARRIER 500 EC was applied.

Do's & Don'ts

Fruit fly bait:

Apply 200-300 l bait mixture per hectare in weekly intervals, directed to the foliage as a coarse droplet spray as soon as fruit becomes susceptible to attack.
Treat every row or vine on at least one side.
Do not treat directly onto bunches of table grapes, as the bait could possibly cause unsightly marks on the grapes.

Usage Rate

Fruit fly bait:
- 175 ml HARRIER 500 EC plus 8 kg sugar or 400-500 ml Proteinhydrolysate
Concentrated Fruit fly bait:
- 500 ml HARRIER 500 EC plus 2000 ml Protein hydrolysate

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT

mercaptothion (organophosphate) 500 g/l

PACKAGING

5L, 20L

REG. NO.

Reg. No. L 10373 Act No. 36 of 1947

N-AR 1904

REGISTRATION DETAILS

HARRIER 500 EC. Reg. No. L 10373 Act No. 36 of 1947. Active ingredient: mercaptothion (organophosphate) 500 g/l. Danger. Hazard Statements: May be harmful if swallowed or in contact with skin. May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways. Causes mild skin irritation. May cause an allergic skin reaction. Causes serious eye irritation. Harmful if inhaled. Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. Precautionary Statements: Wear impervious rubber gloves and boots, protective clothing and chemical safety goggles. Avoid release into the environment.

Registration holder:VILLA CROP PROTECTION (PTY) LTD.
Co. Reg. No. 1992/002474/07
PO Box 10413, Aston Manor, 1630
Tel. (011) 396 2233

CROPS & TARGET

AloesApplesApricotsBananasBlackberriesBlackcurrantsBlueberriesBoysenberriesCactus / Prickly pearsCherriesCitrusFigsFlowersGardensGooseberriesGuavasKiwi fruitLawnsLitchiMangoesNectarinesOlivesPapayaPeachesPearsPeppersPlumsPrunesQuincesRaspberriesRosesStrawberriesTable GrapesYoungberriesCucurbitsAloes - ScaleAloes - Small stinkbugApples - AphidsApples - Bryobia miteApples - Fruit fliesApples - MealybugApricots - AphidsApricots - Bryobia miteApricots - Fruit fliesApricots - MealybugBananas - AphidsBananas - ThripsBlackberries - Fruit fliesBlackcurrants - Fruit fliesBlueberries - Fruit fliesBoysenberries - Fruit fliesCactus / Prickly pears - Fruit fliesCherries - Fruit fliesCitrus - Fruit fliesCitrus - MealybugCitrus - Mussel scaleCitrus - Soft brown scaleCitrus - ThripsFigs - Fruit fliesFlowers - AphidsFlowers - Australian bugFlowers - CMR beetlesFlowers - Lawn caterpillarFlowers - MealybugFlowers - Red scaleFlowers - Red spider miteFlowers - Soft brown scaleFlowers - ThripsGardens - AntsGardens - ArmywormGardens - Astylus beetleGardens - CricketsGardens - Lawn caterpillarGardens - Lesser ArmywormGardens - Short-horn grasshoppersGooseberries - Fruit fliesGuavas - ScaleKiwi fruit - Fruit fliesLawns - AntsLawns - ArmywormLawns - Astylus beetleLawns - CricketsLawns - Lawn caterpillarLawns - Lesser ArmywormLawns - Short-horn grasshoppersLitchi - Fruit fliesMangoes - Fruit fliesNectarines - AphidsNectarines - Bryobia miteNectarines - Mealy bugsOlives - Fruit fliesPapaya - Fruit fliesPeaches - AphidsPeaches - Bryobia mitePeaches - Fruit fliesPeaches - Mealy bugsPears - AphidsPears - Bryobia mitePears - Fruit fliesPears - MealybugPeppers - Peppers - AphidsPeppers - ThripsAphidsPlums - Bryobia mitePlums - Fruit fliesPlums - MealybugsPrunes - Fruit fliesQuinces - SlugRaspberries - Fruit fliesRoses - AphidsRoses - Australian bugRoses - CMR beetlesLawn caterpillarsMealy bugRoses - Red scaleRoses - Red spider miteRoses - Soft brown scaleRoses - ThripsStrawberries - Fruit fliesTable Grapes - Fruit fliesYoungberries - Fruit fliesCucurbits - Pumpkin flies