Simodis® 100DC is a highly effective insecticide from Syngenta Pakistan
Designed to protect crops against a wide range of damaging sucking and chewing insect pests. It belongs to the diamides chemistry group, known for its unique mode of action that targets insect muscle function, causing quick paralysis and death. Simodis provides long-lasting control, helping farmers protect their crops and secure higher yields.
Key Features
Active Ingredient: Isocycloseram 100 g/L
Formulation: 100DC (Dispersible Concentrate)
Mode of Action: Activates ryanodine receptors in insects, leading to paralysis and death.
Target Pests: Especially effective on sucking insects like jassids, whiteflies, aphids, and thrips, as well as chewing pests such as caterpillars and leaf miners.
Residual Effect: Provides extended protection, reducing the need for repeated sprays.
Resistance Management: Unique chemistry helps manage resistance against conventional insecticides.
User-Friendly: Easy to mix, apply, and compatible with most crop protection programs.
Benefits
Broad-Spectrum Protection: Controls both sucking and chewing insect pests.
Quick Knockdown & Long Duration: Rapid action with residual activity, ensuring continued protection.
Higher Yields: Protects crops during critical growth stages, resulting in better quality and quantity of produce.
Crop Safety: Safe for recommended crops when used as directed.
Resistance Management Tool: Helps prevent resistance buildup in insect populations.
Reduced Spray Frequency: Saves time, labor, and input costs for farmers.
Uses in Pakistan
Simodis® 100DC is recommended for major crops in Pakistan, including:
Cotton: Control of jassids, thrips, whiteflies, bollworms, and leaf-eating caterpillars.
Rice: Effective against stem borers, leaf folders, and hoppers.
Vegetables (tomato, chili, okra, etc.): Controls fruit borers, leaf miners, whiteflies, and thrips.
Maize: Protection against fall armyworm and stem borers.
Other crops: Can be used as per Syngenta’s local guidelines.
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