Pesticides

We manufacture a wide variety of agricultural pesticides, technicals and formulations that suit every type of farming and public pest control need. Manufactured from premium raw material, these agricultural pesticides are used for protecting variety of crops like :

• Cotton

• Pomes

• Soft and stone Fruit

• Potatoes

• Rice

• Vegetables etc.

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Further, the entire range is used to control major arthropod disease vectors, ecto-parasite etc of cattle, poultry, dogs and cats, and household insects for the protection of store grain.

Features of Agricultural pesticides :

• All pesticides are suitable to formulations

• Made of high quality raw material

• Perfect chemical composition

• Used against almost every kind of pests, insects, weeds and parasites

• Protects variety of crops

• Economical prices

• STPP 
  
• Sodium Bicorbonate
• Resorcinol
• Titanium dioxide(Rutile grade)
• Acid slurry
• Soda Acid
• Glycerine
• N.P.k
• Amino Acid
• Humic Acid
  

• D.M.S.O.
• D.M.F.
• N.M.P.

Wetting agents like many turfgrass products, often are introduced into the market with little independent research but use slick magazine ads and testimonials to create interest. Wetting agents are a type of adjuvant which is a spray additive that enhances the performance, safety, or handling characteristics of another product. ‘Adjuvant’ is a broad term and includes :

• Surfactants

• Sticking agents

• Crop Oil

• Crop oil concentrates

• Anti-foaming agents

• Drift control agents

• Penetrants

• Ph modifiers

• Compatibility agents.

These wetting agents help modify the surface properties of liquids by enhancing and facilitating emulsifying, dispersal, wetting, spreading, sticking and penetrating of liquids into plants and soil.

Wetting agents help the spray droplet to spread over the leaf surface by reducing the interfacial tension between the leaf surface and spray droplets. The three types of wetting agents (anionic, cationic and non-ionic) are classified based on how they ionize or separate into charged particles in water. Nonionic surfactants do not ionize, thus, remain uncharged. This is the most commonly used type of surfactant and is compatible with most pesticides. They are unaffected by water containing high levels of calcium, magnesium, or ferric ions. They also can be used in strong acid solutions. Anionic wetting agents ionize with water to form a negative charge while cationic ones ionize with water to form a positive charge. These are only occasionally used.