IIL Shinwa is a broad-spectrum insecticide used for vegetable crop protection against thrips, caterpillars, leaf miners, shoot borers, fruit borers, and whiteflies. This insecticide offers contact and systemic modes of action, as it works by targeting the pest’s nervous system and inhibiting chloride ion movement, leading to rapid hyperexcitation, paralysis, and death. The Shinwa insecticide is useful in okra, brinjal, chilli, tomato, and cauliflower. This insecticide offers quick pest relief with complete coverage for effective pest protection.
Key Features and Benefits of Shinwa Insecticide:
Broad-Spectrum: IIL Shinwa helps manage thrips, leaf miners, larvae, shoot borers, fruit borers, whiteflies, and many other pests across crops.
Quick Action: Shinwa insecticide works quickly on active pests and helps reduce fresh feeding damage on tender crop parts.
Translaminar Protection: The Shinwa insecticide can move through treated leaf surfaces, helping cover the entire crop uniformly.
Dual Action: Shinwa insecticide gives both plant-movement support and direct contact action for better field performance.
Rain-Fast Support: Shinwa insecticide remains effective after proper drying, helping maintain protection under light rain.
Shinwa Insecticide Uses:
Okra: IIL Shinwa helps manage shoot and fruit borers that damage tender shoots and pods.
Brinjal: Shinwa insecticide helps reduce shoot and fruit borer attack on shoots, flowers, and fruits.
Chilli: IIL Shinwa supports control of thrips, aphids, and whiteflies that cause leaf curling, flower drop, and weak crop growth.
Tomato: Shinwa insecticide helps manage aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, and pest pressure on leaves and fruits.
Cauliflower: IIL Shinwa helps control diamondback moth larvae that feed on leaves and reduce crop quality.
IIL Shinwa Dose:
Use IIL Shinwa as a foliar spray with clean water. Shinwa insecticide dose per litre is 1 ml per litre of water. The general field dose is 160 ml per acre, or about 16 ml in a 15-litre spray pump. Shinwa insecticide should be sprayed evenly on the crop canopy, especially on tender leaves, flowers, fruits, and lower leaf surfaces where pests often hide.
Crop | Target Pest | Dose per Acre | Application Method | PHI |
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Okra | Shoot and fruit borer | 160 ml | Foliar spray with full canopy coverage | Follow label |
Brinjal | Shoot and fruit borer | 160 ml | Spray on shoots, flowers, and fruits | Follow label |
Chilli | Thrips, aphids, whiteflies | 160 ml | Foliar spray on tender leaves and lower leaf surface | Follow label |
Tomato | Aphids, spider mites, whiteflies | 160 ml | Uniform foliar spray with proper coverage | Follow label |
Cauliflower | Diamondback moth | 160 ml | Spray on leaf surface and growing head area | Follow label |
How to Use IIL Shinwa:
Measure the required IIL Shinwa quantity as per crop area and pest pressure.
Fill the spray tank halfway with clean water.
Mix the measured Shinwa insecticide quantity in a small amount of water first.
Add the prepared IIL Shinwa solution into the main spray tank.
Add the remaining water and stir the spray mixture properly.
Spray Shinwa insecticide uniformly on the crop canopy.
Cover upper and lower leaf surfaces for better pest contact.
Focus on tender shoots, flowers, fruits, folded leaves, and pest-active areas.
Apply IIL Shinwa when pests are first noticed in the field.
Avoid spraying Shinwa insecticide during strong wind, rainfall, or very hot afternoon weather.
Use the prepared IIL Shinwa spray solution on the same day.
Best Time to Apply:
Apply IIL Shinwa at the early stage of pest attack, when thrips, borers, miners, larvae, or whiteflies are first seen. Shinwa insecticide performs better when pests are active, and spray reaches the hiding areas. Morning or evening application is better because crop stress and spray loss are lower. IIL Shinwa should not be sprayed on wilted, waterlogged, or severely stressed crops. For vegetable crops, timely spray during the early pest stage can help protect flowers, fruits, and tender growth from heavy damage.
Frequency of Application and Re-entry Period:
Frequency of Application: One timely spray of Shinwa insecticide can help manage early to moderate pest pressure. Repeat IIL Shinwa only if pest activity continues and label guidance allows it.
Re-Entry Period: Do not enter the treated field for at least 24 hours after Shinwa insecticide application without proper protective gear.
Compatibility: IIL Shinwa should not be mixed with unknown pesticides, fertilizers, micronutrients, or alkaline products without a jar test.
Application Care: Shinwa insecticide gives better results when spray coverage reaches lower leaves, tender parts, and pest-hiding areas.
Resistance Care: Rotate IIL Shinwa with other suitable insecticide groups and avoid repeated use of the same chemistry in every spray cycle. This helps keep Shinwa insecticide useful for longer pest-management programs.
Safety Precautions and Handling:
Read the product label carefully before mixing and spraying IIL Shinwa.
Wear gloves, mask, goggles, long sleeves, and protective footwear while using Shinwa insecticide.
Do not eat, drink, smoke, or chew anything during application.
Avoid direct contact with skin, eyes, and mouth.
Do not inhale spray mist while applying IIL Shinwa.
Keep Shinwa insecticide away from ponds, canals, wells, drinking water, and fish farms.
Avoid spraying IIL Shinwa when bees and beneficial insects are actively moving in the crop.
Do not exceed the recommended dose of Shinwa insecticide.
Wash hands, face, and exposed skin properly after spraying.
Keep children, animals, and unprotected workers away from the treated field until the spray dries.
Storage Instructions:
Store IIL Shinwa in its original sealed container.
Keep Shinwa insecticide in a cool, dry, shaded, and well-ventilated place.
Keep IIL Shinwa away from direct sunlight, moisture, heat, and open flame.
Store Shinwa insecticide away from food, animal feed, drinking water, seeds, and household items.
Keep IIL Shinwa out of reach of children and farm animals.
Close the container tightly after use.
Do not store leftover mixed Shinwa insecticide spray solution for later use.
Do not reuse empty containers for household or farm storage.
Storage Temperature: Follow the storage instruction printed on the pack.
Shelf Life: Check the pack label before use.
Product Specification:
Specifications | Details |
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Product Name | IIL Shinwa insecticide |
Brand Name | Insecticides India Ltd. |
Shinwa insecticide Technical Name | Fluxametamide 10% EC |
Formulation Type | EC - Emulsifiable Concentrate |
Chemical Group | Isoxazoline insecticide |
Mode of Action | Contact, systemic, and translaminar action that affects insect nerve function and feeding activity |
IRAC Group | Group 30, GABA-gated chloride channel allosteric modulator |
Recommended For | Okra, brinjal, chilli, tomato, cauliflower, and other suitable vegetable crops as per label guidance |
Pack Sizes Available | 40 ml, 80 ml, 160 ml |
Country of Origin | India |
Shelf Life | Check pack label |
Pre-Harvest Interval | Follow crop-wise label guidance |
Application Method | Foliar spray |
Recommended Dose | 1 ml per litre, 16 ml per 15-litre pump, or 160 ml per acre |
Target Pests | Shoot and fruit borer, thrips, aphids, whiteflies, spider mites, diamondback moth, leaf miners, and larvae |
Product Category | Insecticide |
