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Bugmaster Flowable Insecticide

For the control of certain insects in fruit, nuts, vegetables, crops and pastures; and for certain other uses.
Product Type Insecticide
Active Ingredient(s) 500 g/L carbaryl
Formulation Type Suspension concentrate
Pack Size(s) 5 L
20 L
Chemical Group carbamates
Market Segments Broadacre, Horticulture, Viticulture
Grouping 1A
Mode of Action Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor

Key Features

  • Bayer CropScience recommends that Bugmaster should not be applied to lychee crops during flowering.
  • Controls a broad spectrum of target pests.
  • No Heliothis resistance.
  • Good residual on foliage.
  • Low odour.
  • Flowable formulation makes handling, measuring and mixing easier.
  • Wide range label range of registrations

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between a flowable formulation and a wettable powder formulation?
A: Bugmaster Flowable is a much more convenient formulation being easier to measure, pour and mix than wettable powders. Five litres of Bugmaster Flowable is equivalent to just over 3 kg of wettable powder carbaryl.

Q: Can I use Bugmaster for thinning Delicious and William Favourite apples?
A: Bugmaster may cause russetting on these varieties.

Q: Is Bugmaster compatible with Rovral Liquid?
A: Yes, Bugmaster is compatible with Rovral Liquid.

Q: What is the withholding period (WHP) for stone fruit that has been treated with Bugmaster?
A: DO NOT apply Bugmaster later than 3 days before harvest.

Q: Is Bugmaster harmful to bees?
A: Yes, Bugmaster should not be used on any plants that are in flower.

Q: Will Bugmaster control Lucerne Flea in Lucerne?
A: Yes. Use sufficient water for adequate coverage. Do not use excessively in areas where grass is germinating.

Q: What is the withholding period (WHP) for lucerne treated with Bugmaster?
A: In a grazing situation, 1 day.

Q: Will Bugmaster control Cherry Slug in Apricots and what is the withholding period (WHP)?
A: Yes, but may require follow up sprays at 2 week intervals. The Withholding Period is 3 days prior to harvest.

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