Kens Bamako 700WG 5g

Bamako 700WG is a highly concentrated water-dispersible granule systemic insecticide for the control of sucking insects in crops.

Because of its superior formulation, Its granules offer the farmers a near dust-free granule that has good flow, rapid wettability, and good dispersibility.

Active Ingredients In Bamako 700WG

Imidacloprid. The mode of action of Imidacloprid is based on interference with the transmission of impulses in the nervous system of insects. Bamako 700WG acts as an acute contact and stomach poison. It exhibits systemic properties and long residual activity. In addition, Bamako 700WG offers the plant a boosting effect leading to stress tolerance resulting in higher crop yield.

Bamako 700WG Target Pests

• Termites
• Bed bugs
• Aphids
• Thrips
• Whiteflies
• Mealybugs
• Scales
• Leaf miners
• Dusty Surface Beetles
• Flea Beetles

Why Bamako 700WG?

1. Broad Spectrum for control of sucking pests
2. Flexible application method: foliar, drip, or drench
3. Excellent systemic properties: When applied via foliar and soil application Bamako 700WG is taken up easily and translocated into the stems and thus provides a long-lasting efficacy
4. Excellent for IPM: Bamako 700WG is safe for beneficial insects e.g predators, insects of mites, parasitic wasps, etc when applied as drench/drip irrigation
5. Crop Tolerance: It is well tolerated by all crops tested, whether applied via foliar, drench, or drip at recommended rates.
6. It has a boosting effect on plant growth leading to:
   • Increased greening effects
   • Vigorous plant growth and increased rooting depth
   • Improves crop performance leading to higher yield
7. Boosts your plant for improved plant health, high yield, and top quality
8. It is a user-friendly formulation.

Rates of Bamako 700WG Application

Mix 5 gm of Bamako 700WG in 5 liters of water and spray. Half-fill the spray or mixing tank with clean water. Add the required quantity of Bamako 700WG into the tank with an agitation system in operation and then top up the water to the required level.

Re-entry Interval

As a general rule, treated areas should not be entered before spray deposits on plant surface dried, unless protective clothing is worn.