Biff 100SC
- Manufacturer
- Colin Campbell
- Category
- Insecticides
- Registered until
- 2025-06-29
- Registration number
- 63190
- Active materials
- bifenthrin100 g/l
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Overview of Biff:
- Biff is a contact and residual insecticide/miticide.
- It can be used preventively at regular intervals or as a knockdown treatment for existing pests.
- Best results achieved when applied before pest populations reach damaging levels.
Insecticide Resistance Warning:
- Biff is a Group 3A insecticide.
- Warning about naturally occurring insect biotypes resistant to Biff and other Group 3A insecticides.
- Resistant individuals may dominate the population with repeated use, reducing Biff's effectiveness.
- Difficult to detect resistant individuals before use; no liability for losses due to failure to control resistant insects.
- Biff may be subject to specific resistance management strategies.
Re-entry Period:
- Do not re-enter treated areas until spray deposits have dried or been watered in after treatment.
- Prior entry requires suitable protective clothing (waterproof boots, overalls, and gloves) and clothing washing after each day’s use.
BIFF 100SC INSECTICIDE (Active Constituent: 100g/L BIFENTHRIN)
Application:
- Biff is a suspension concentrate requiring dilution with water.
- Use calibrated equipment to deliver a fine dilute spray for thorough coverage.
- Prefer cone nozzle combinations for appropriate spray volume and droplet size (150 to 200 microns).
- DO NOT apply as a fog or mist.
Mixing:
- Add the required quantity of Biff to water in the spray tank and mix thoroughly.
- Maintain agitation during mixing and application.
Compatibility:
- Biff is compatible with commonly used fungicides.
- DO NOT mix with alkaline materials.
Surfactants:
- Biff contains a surfactant.
- Additional surfactant may be necessary on hard-to-wet plants and high-volume situations.
PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEA AND THE ENVIRONMENT:
- Dangerous to fish and other aquatic organisms.
- DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers, or waterways with the chemical or used containers.
PROTECTION LIVESTOCK:
- Dangerous to bees.
- DO NOT spray plants in flower when bees are foraging.
- Spray in the night or early morning when bees are not actively foraging.
STORAGE, SPILLAGE AND DISPOSAL:
- Store in the closed, original container in a cool, well-ventilated area away from children, animals, food, and feedstuffs.
- Do not store for prolonged periods in direct sunlight.
- In case of spillage, confine and absorb spilled product with absorbent material.
- Dispose of waste as indicated below or according to Australian Standard AS2507 – Storage and Handling of Pesticides.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS:
- Poisonous if swallowed; will irritate the eyes.
- Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
- When handling, wear appropriate protective clothing and a half-face respirator.
- Wash hands after use and wash contaminated clothing, gloves, and respirator after each day’s use.