MGAP registration no. 4686

Active ingredient: lufenuron 300 g/L.

Formulation: suspension concentrate (SC).

Resistance group: IRAC 15.

Characteristics: CATCHER 300 is a lufenuron-based insect growth regulator. It inhibits chitin biosynthesis, affecting larval moulting. It has contact action, slight translaminar movement in the plant and stomach action in the insect, according to the label.

Crops: soybean, wheat, corn, rapeseed, apple, Ethiopian mustard (carinata), camelina and olive.

Dosage and pests by crop:

Soybean: velvetbean caterpillar and sunflower looper; 25 to 50 cc/ha.

Wheat: wheat armyworm; 25 to 50 cc/ha.

Corn: fall armyworm; 25 to 50 cc/ha.

Rapeseed: diamondback moth; 25 to 50 cc/ha.

Apple: codling moth; 15 to 20 cc/100 L of water. Spray volume according to the TRV technique; maximum 3000 L/ha.

Ethiopian mustard and camelina: diamondback moth; 25 cc/ha.

Olive: olive shoot moth; 21 mL/100 L. Spray volume according to the TRV technique; maximum 3000 L/ha.

Pre-harvest intervals: rapeseed, Ethiopian mustard and camelina: 14 days; wheat: 14 days; apple: 21 days; corn and soybean: 35 days; olive: 30 days.

Re-entry interval: 24 hours after application.

Frequency: maximum one application per year.

Presentation: 1 L and 5 L.

Note: read the full label before using the product. Application timing, restrictions and precautions are detailed in the label PDF.

Product label (PDF, Spanish)