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Success Naturalyte Insect Control is a spinosyn insecticide (Group 5). It controls pests in fruit, vines, vegetables and fodder brassicas.

APPLICATION METHODS
Success Naturalyte Insect Control can be applied with conventional spraying equipment. Flush equipment thoroughly with clean water after use.

Boom spraying: Use a minimum 200 L/ha water applied as a medium quality spray as defined by the British Crop Protection Council (BCPC) system or the American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE - S572).

IMPORTANT: In order to select the appropriate nozzles for the required spray quality and to operate the equipment to minimize spray drift, this product must be applied in accordance with the New Zealand Standard for the Management of Agrichemicals (NZS 8409).

Cleaning spray equipment:
Rinsing
After using Success Naturalyte Insect Control: Empty the spray tank completely and drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the unit using a pressure hose. Drain spray unit and clean any filters in the tank, pump, lines, hoses and nozzles.
After cleaning the spray unit as above, quarter fill with clean water and circulate the water through the pump, lines, hoses and nozzles. Drain and repeat the rinsing procedure twice.
Discard rinse water on land already sprayed or on wasteland away from desirable plants and water sources.

MIXING:
Pour the required quantity of Success Naturalyte Insect Control into the partly filled spray tank and then add the remainder of the water, agitating thoroughly during filling. Agitate thoroughly during spraying and before spraying after a stoppage.

STORAGE OF DILUTED SPRAY MIX:
Whenever possible use spray mix immediately after it is prepared. However, when weather conditions prevent immediate use, the spray mix may be stored for up to 72 hours without loss of activity. The spray mix must be stored out of direct sunlight.

 RAINFASTNESS:
Avoid applications when rain is expected within 6 hours of spraying.

Success Naturalyte Insect Control has a unique mode of action and controls pest species that are resistant to conventional insecticides. To help prevent the development of resistance DO NOT apply more than 4 applications of Success Naturalyte Insect Control to any crop in any one season. Use insecticides from a different chemical group if more than 4 applications are required.
Brassicas – to minimise the development of insect resistance, refer to the Diamondback Moth Resistance Management Strategy for the appropriate application timing window.
Potatoes - to minimise the development of resistance, do not apply more than 4 applications in any one season. Do not use Success Naturalyte Insect Control exclusively all season.

COMPATIBILITY
Success Naturalyte Insect Control is compatible with most other commonly used pesticides including lime sulphur.
Latron™ B-1956 has a history of safe use on nectarines. Do not use other adjuvants with Success Naturalyte Insect Control unless known to be safe.

POLLINATORS:
When applied during non-foraging periods Success Naturalyte Insect Control will not interfere with the activity of honey bees once the spray has dried. At least 3 hours drying time should occur before bee foraging is expected. At times when bees aggregate in large numbers outside the hive, ensure they are not directly contacted by the spray.

WITHHOLDING PERIODS
It is an offence for users of this product to cause residues exceeding the relevant MRL in the New Zealand (Maximum Residues Limits of Agricultural Compounds) Food Standards.
Grapes: 42 days Potatoes: 7 days Stonefruit: 1 day
Note: Refer to export industry withholding period charts for export produce.

GRAZING RESTRICTION:

FODDER BRASSICAS: Do not allow livestock to graze treated crop or foliage for 7 days after application.

ORCHARDS: Do not graze.

VINEYARDS: Do not graze stock other than sheep in vineyards which have been treated with Success Naturalyte Insect Control. Sheep may be grazed in vineyards for the purpose of leaf plucking providing they are not slaughtered for 2 months after leaving the vineyard.