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Tatafen (Rallis India Limited) is a broad-spectrum insecticide and acaricide that contains 50% EC of the active ingredient Propargite. Propargite is a miticide and acaricide that works by inhibiting the production of chitin, a major component of the insect exoskeleton. This leads to the death of the insect.

Tatafen is effective against a wide range of pests, including sucking pests such as aphids, whiteflies, and thrips, as well as chewing pests such as caterpillars and beetles. It is also effective against mites and ticks. Tatafen has a contact and translaminar action, which means that it kills insects when they come into contact with it or when they ingest it. It also has a residual activity of up to 10 days, which means that it remains active on the plant surface for a period of time after application. This makes it an ideal choice for controlling pests in a wide range of crops, including paddy, cotton, vegetables, and fruits.

Benefits of Tatafen

• Broad-spectrum activity against a wide range of pests
• Contact and translaminar action for effective control of pests
• Long-lasting residual activity of up to 10 days
• Safe to natural enemies
• Compatible with other crop protection products

How to use Tatafen

Tatafen is applied to the foliage of crops as a foliar spray. The recommended application rate will vary depending on the type of pest being controlled and the crop being treated. Please consult the product label for specific application rates.

Safety precautions

Tatafen is a moderately toxic insecticide. It is important to wear gloves and protective clothing when applying Tatafen. Do not apply Tatafen to flowering plants, as it may be harmful to bees and other beneficial insects.

Overall, Tatafen is a safe and effective insecticide and acaricide that offers effective control of a wide range of pests in a wide range of crops.

Dose on rice and cotton

The recommended dose of Tatafen on rice and cotton is 0.5-1.0 ml per liter of water. This translates to a dose of 200-250 ml per hectare. However, the actual dose may vary depending on the severity of the pest infestation and the local conditions. It is always best to consult with a local agricultural expert to get the best advice on how to use Tatafen on your rice and cotton crops.

Here are some additional tips for using Tatafen on rice and cotton:

• Apply Tatafen as a foliar spray using a knapsack sprayer or a boom sprayer.
• Apply Tatafen early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid evaporation losses.
• Make sure that the rice and cotton crops are well-watered before and after application of Tatafen.
• Avoid applying Tatafen when the wind is blowing, as this may lead to drift and damage to non-target crops.
• Use Tatafen in rotation with other insecticides and acaricides to prevent the development of resistance in pest populations.
• Avoid applying Tatafen to flowering plants, as it may be harmful to bees and other beneficial in