Meridian Turf Insecticide
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SKU: MERIDAN-1KG
Description
Syngenta Meridian Turf Insecticide
The grub specialist that performs even in dry conditions
MERIDIAN Turf Insecticide achieves the perfect balance of solubility and soil binding. Once correctly applied and washed in, this versatile insecticide has great bioavailability ensuring season-long grub control in situations where irrigation is irregular.
What MERIDIAN offers you:
- Flexible rate range with residual control of up to 3 months
- Superior bioavailability in the soil at lower soil moisture levels compared to imidacloprid making it a more consistent performer throughout the season
- A versatile option to use on sporting fields, parks, ovals, fairways and other situations with irregular irrigation
MERIDIAN is particularly active against the 1st and 2nd instar larvae of the most destructive turf infesting grub species. The window for application should thus be positioned around the peak egg laying period by adult beetles. This timing can be monitored by the increasing activity of adult beetles, usually during spring and early summer.
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Specifications
Composition
| Active Ingredient | 250 g/kg Thiamethoxam |
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| Suitable For | Turf + Landscape |
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Registered chemical details (APVMA)
| Formulation | Water Dispersible Granule |
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| Poison schedule | S5 |
| Registration status | Registered (APVMA 58185) |
Documents
Safety Data Sheet
Technical Sheet
Registered uses
What this product is registered with the APVMA to control, by crop or situation. Always read the product label before use.
| Crop / situation | Registered for |
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| Turf and Lawn | African Black Beetle - 1St Instar Larvae, Argentinian Scarab - First Instar Larvae, Bill Bug - Larvae |
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