Propargite 57% EC Suitable for Cotton, Tea, Rubber, Peanut and Soybean.

Usage Instructions:

1. Apply the product at the early stage of mite infestation when the population reaches the local control threshold. The number of applications should be adjusted according to local practices and the severity of infestation.
2. Do not apply on windy days or when rain is expected within one hour.
3. This product contains a high concentration of Abamectin, so caution is advised during flowering and young fruit stages. Sensitive crops such as tea, beneficial microorganisms, vegetables, and medicinal plants should be protected from drift. Under high temperature and high humidity conditions, this product may cause damage to young shoots and tender leaves of some crops.

Product Performance:
This product has contact, stomach, and mild fumigant effects. It penetrates leaf tissue effectively, killing pests under the epidermis. It also disrupts the nervous system by stimulating the release of γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA), which inhibits nerve transmission in arthropods. Adult and juvenile mites exhibit paralysis upon contact, stop feeding, and die within 2–4 days. When used at the recommended dosage, it provides effective control of red spider mites on citrus trees.

Precautions:

1. On citrus trees, the safety interval is 30 days, with a maximum of 2 applications per season.
2. Toxic to bees, fish, and silkworms. Avoid contact with surrounding hives during application. Do not apply near flowering plants, silkworm farms, or mulberry gardens. Keep away from aquaculture areas, rivers, and ponds; do not wash application equipment in water bodies to prevent contamination.
3. Do not use in areas where natural enemies such as Trichogramma wasps are released.
4. Do not mix with alkaline substances or incompatible agricultural products.
5. Wear protective clothing and gloves during use, and avoid inhalation. Do not eat or drink during application. Wash hands and face promptly after use.
6. Rotate with other products that have different mechanisms of action to delay resistance development.
7. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should avoid exposure.
8. Dispose of used containers properly; do not reuse or discard them carelessly to prevent water contamination.

First Aid Measures:

1. Symptoms of poisoning: early signs include dilated pupils, loss of coordination, muscle tremors, and in severe cases, vomiting.
2. First aid:
   • If inhaled, move the person to fresh air.
   • If skin or eyes are contaminated, rinse immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Seek medical attention if irritation persists.
   • If ingested, take the label to the hospital immediately. Doctors should first determine the main cause of poisoning. If Abamectin is suspected, induce vomiting and administer ipecac syrup or similar remedies—but do not induce vomiting in unconscious patients. Avoid drugs that enhance GABA activity during treatment. If the product is suspected as the main cause, drink plenty of milk, protein-rich foods, or water, and provide symptomatic treatment without inducing vomiting.

Storage and Transportation:
Store in a dry, cool, ventilated, and rain-protected place, away from heat or open flame. Keep out of reach of children and lock securely. Do not store or transport with food, beverages, grains, or animal feed.

Shelf Life: 2 years