Bayer Jump is a low-dose broad-spectrum insecticide used to control chewing and sucking pests in important crops. Jump insecticide works mainly through contact and ingestion action as it affects the pest’s nerve system, causing poor movement, feeding stoppage, and effective pest control. Jump insecticide is useful for pests such as stem borer, leaf folder, thrips, and diamondback moth in paddy, grapes, onion, cabbage, chilli, and cotton. Bayer Jump gives good suspension in water, easy measuring, and uniform spray coverage due to its WG formulation.
Key Features and Benefits of Jump Insecticide:
Low-Dose Formula: Bayer Jump works at a low gram dose, making it easy for farmers to measure, mix, and spray.
Strong Pest Control: Jump insecticide helps control key pests such as stem borer, leaf folder, thrips, and diamondback moth.
Dual Entry: Bayer Jump controls pests when they touch the treated surface or feed on treated plant parts.
Good Water Suspension: Jump insecticide mixes well in water and gives better spray distribution when stirred properly.
Useful in IPM Programs: Jump insecticide can be included in pest management programs when used with proper rotation and field monitoring.
Better Crop Health: Bayer Jump reduces pest feeding damage, helping plants stay healthier during important growth stages.
Jump Insecticide Uses:
Rice Borers and Folders: Stem borer and leaf folder in paddy.
Thrips: Thrips in grapes, onion, chilli, and cotton.
Cabbage Caterpillar Pest: Diamondback moth in cabbage.
Mixed Pest Pressure: Chewing and sucking pests where Fipronil 80% WG is recommended.
Bayer Jump Dose:
Use Bayer Jump as a foliar spray with clean water and even coverage. Jump insecticide dose per litre is generally around 0.08 to 0.14 gm per litre of water, depending on crop and water volume. For field use, the Jump insecticide dose should be followed crop-wise because the required quantity changes by crop, pest, and spray volume.
Crop | Target Pest | Dose per acre | Application Method | PHI |
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Paddy / Rice | Stem borer, leaf folder | 20 to 25 gm | Foliar spray in 150 to 200 L water | 19 days |
Grapes | Thrips | 20 to 25 gm | Foliar spray in 300 to 400 L water | 10 days |
Onion | Thrips | 30 gm | Foliar spray in about 200 L water | 15 days |
Cabbage | Diamondback moth | 37.5 gm | Foliar spray in about 200 L water | 15 days |
Chilli | Thrips | 20 to 25 gm | Foliar spray in about 200 L water | 5 days |
Cotton | Thrips | 30 gm | Foliar spray in 150 to 200 L water | 14 days |
How to Use Bayer Jump:
Measure the required quantity of Bayer Jump as per the crop and pest.
Fill the spray tank halfway with clean water.
Add the measured Jump insecticide quantity into a small amount of water first.
Mix it well until the granules disperse properly.
Pour the prepared Bayer Jump solution into the spray tank.
Add the remaining water and keep the solution well stirred.
Spray Jump insecticide uniformly on the crop canopy.
Cover both upper and lower leaf surfaces where pests are active.
Do not spray Bayer Jump during strong wind, heavy rain, or hot afternoon weather.
Use the prepared Jump insecticide spray solution on the same day.
Best Time to Apply:
Apply Bayer Jump when the pest population is first noticed or when early crop damage starts appearing. Morning or evening spraying gives better results because spray loss is lower and the crop is less stressed. Jump insecticide should be sprayed before the pest population becomes heavy, especially in crops like paddy, onion, chilli, and cabbage.
Frequency of Application and Re-entry Period:
Frequency of Application: One timely Bayer Jump spray can help control early to moderate pest pressure. Repeat only if pest pressure continues and follow crop-wise recommendations.
Re-Entry Period: Do not enter the treated field for at least 24 hours after Jump insecticide application without proper protective gear.
Compatibility: Do not mix Bayer Jump blindly with other pesticides, fertilizers, or plant growth products. Always do a small jar test first.
Resistance Care: Jump insecticide contains Fipronil 80% WG, so rotate it with other insecticide groups to reduce resistance risk.
Application Care: Bayer Jump works best when spray coverage is uniform, and the pest is active on the crop.
Safety Precautions and Handling:
Read the Bayer Jump label carefully before mixing and spraying.
Wear gloves, mask, goggles, long sleeves, and protective shoes while using Jump insecticide.
Do not eat, drink, smoke, or chew anything during Bayer Jump application.
Avoid direct contact of Jump insecticide with skin, eyes, and mouth.
Do not inhale spray mist while spraying Bayer Jump in the field.
Keep Jump insecticide away from fish ponds, canals, and water bodies.
Keep children, animals, and unprotected workers away from the treated crop until the spray dries.
Storage Instructions:
Store Bayer Jump in its original sealed container.
Keep Jump insecticide in a cool, dry, shaded, and well-ventilated place.
Keep Bayer Jump away from direct sunlight, heat, moisture, and open flame.
Store Jump insecticide away from food, animal feed, drinking water, seeds, and household items.
Keep Bayer Jump out of reach of children and farm animals.
Do not reuse empty Jump insecticide containers for household or farm storage.
Storage Temperature: Follow the storage temperature printed on the product pack.
Shelf Life: Check the Bayer Jump pack label before use.
Product Specification:
Specifications | Details |
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Product Name | Bayer Jump insecticide |
Brand | Bayer CropScience |
Jump insecticide Technical Name | Fipronil 80% WG |
Formulation Type | WG, Water Dispersible Granules |
Chemical Group | Phenylpyrazole insecticide |
Mode of Action | Contact and ingestion action; interferes with insect nerve signals |
IRAC Group | Group 2B |
Recommended For | Paddy, grapes, onion, cabbage, chilli, cotton |
Pack Sizes Available | 2 gm sachet, 40 gm, 100 gm |
Country of Origin | India |
Shelf Life | Check pack label |
Pre-Harvest Interval | Paddy: 19 days, grapes: 10 days, onion: 15 days, cabbage: 15 days, chilli: 5 days, cotton: 14 days |
Application Method | Foliar spray |
Recommended Dose | 20 to 37.5 gm per acre, depending on crop and pest |
Target Pests | Stem borer, leaf folder, thrips, diamondback moth |
