Name: Aggressor (Emamectin Benzoate 5% SG) 500 g
Brand: AgroStar
SKU: AGS-CP-1591
Price: 856.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Aggressor (Emamectin Benzoate 5% SG) 500 g

Rs. 856.00

Aggressor (Emamectin Benzoate 5% SG) 500 g

Rs. 856.00

Aggressor Insecticide by AgroStar | 500 g

Stomach-action insecticide. For the numerical larval-target programmes only, follow first-observed-larvae timing. This listing is the 500 g pack.

Match the programme: Keep crop, pest, product, water and PHI together. For larval uses, do not substitute a calendar or adult-pest trigger.

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

🎯 Crop-specific protection: Nine crops have specific pest and harvest pairings.
🌿 Stomach action: Ingestion by larvae matters for effectiveness.
🧩 Defined resistance group: Changing brands alone does not change IRAC Group 6.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Details
Brand Name	Aggressor by AgroStar
Technical Name	Emamectin Benzoate 5% SG
Active Ingredients	Emamectin benzoate 5% w/w
IRAC Classification	IRAC 6
Chemical Group	Avermectin
Formulation	SG (water-soluble granules)
Manufacturer / Marketer	Ulink Agritech Private Limited (Aggressor leaflet and SDS).
Registration Number	Refer to the registration details on the current supplied Aggressor pack.
This Pack	500 g

How It Works: Mode of Action

IRAC Group 6: emamectin benzoate modulates glutamate-gated chloride channels, disrupting insect nerve and muscle function.

Ingestion matters: Exposed larvae stop feeding and become paralysed. Cover foliage thoroughly.
Not a disease treatment: Not a fungicide; do not schedule by disease severity.

Rotate with effective different IRAC groups under qualified advice. No duration guarantee.

Target Crops & Pests

Use only the crop and target pairs specified in the product leaflet. Match the formulation and application route before treatment.

Crop	Target Pest(s)
Brinjal and okra	Fruit and shoot borer
Cabbage	Diamondback moth
Chickpea and redgram	Pod borer
Chilli	Fruit borer; thrips; mites
Cotton	Bollworms
Grapes	Thrips
Tea	Tea looper

Dosage & Application Guide

Formulated-product rates for borers, diamondback moth and tea looper only. Apply at first-observed-larvae stage with full foliar coverage. The shared row covers brinjal fruit/shoot borer and chilli fruit borer, not thrips/mites. PHI runs from last spray to harvest.

Dose per Acre & Original Label Basis

Crop	Product per Acre	Water per Acre	Original Label Basis	PHI
Brinjal; chilli fruit borer	Approx. 80.94 g	Approx. 202.34 L	Each crop: 200 g product + 500 L water/ha	3 days
Cabbage	Approx. 60.70–80.94 g	Approx. 202.34 L	150–200 g product + 500 L water/ha	3 days
Chickpea	Approx. 89.03 g	Approx. 202.34 L	220 g product + 500 L water/ha	14 days
Cotton	Approx. 76.89–89.03 g	Approx. 202.34 L	190–220 g product + 500 L water/ha	10 days
Okra	Approx. 54.63–68.80 g	Approx. 202.34 L	135–170 g product + 500 L water/ha	5 days
Redgram	Approx. 89.03 g	Approx. 202.34–303.51 L	220 g product + 500–750 L water/ha	14 days
Tea	Approx. 80.94 g	Approx. 202.34 L	200 g product + 500 L water/ha	1 day

Timing and repeats: Apply when larvae are first observed; repeat only as necessary within current pack restrictions. Do not infer a fixed interval or maximum count. For grapes thrips and chilli thrips or mites, obtain complete target-specific timing and directions before mixing; do not transfer the larval recipes. Grapes has a 5-day PHI, and chilli a 3-day PHI.

Acre calculation: Multiply hectare product and water by 0.40468564224; acre values are rounded to two decimals. Retain the original pair for calibration. No per-litre or tank recipe is implied.

Worker entry: Follow current pack entry and PPE directions. No numerical leaflet entry interval; this does not permit immediate access.

How to Apply: Best Practices

Match target and stage: For numerical larval-target uses only, apply when larvae are first observed with paired product/water and full foliage coverage. Obtain separate thrips/mites directions.
Measure and protect: Calibrate, measure accurately and wear required PPE. No cooking utensils, bare-hand mixing or blowing nozzles by mouth.
Check mixtures and repeats: Confirm sticker or pesticide mixtures against both labels and crop advice. Repeat only as needed within pack restrictions.
Record harvest and entry: Record application and crop PHI. Follow separate entry directions; keep product, drift and washings out of water.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is this 500 g pack a one-acre dose?
No. Use the crop’s product and water rates, not pack weight. Retain the hectare basis.

2. When should the first application be made?
For numerical larval-target programmes only: when larvae are first observed. Obtain separate timing directions for thrips/mites.

3. Are the harvest intervals the same for every crop?
No. Match the last-spray-to-harvest interval to the crop.

4. Can I add a sticker or another pesticide?
Only when both current labels and qualified advice support the exact mixture. No blanket compatibility is implied.

5. What are the repeat interval and worker-entry time?
The leaflet says repeat as necessary, without a fixed interval or numerical entry time. Follow current pack restrictions; blank does not mean unrestricted.

Safety & Disclaimer

Before you use it: Read the current supplied pack label and leaflet. Match the crop, target, formulation, product quantity, treatment basis, method, first-treatment timing and applicable harvest and entry restrictions. Use only as directed for agriculture. This overview does not replace the label or authenticate an individual pack.

Wear label-specified clothing, chemical-resistant gloves, boots, goggles and respiratory protection. Avoid dust, mist and skin/eye contact. The SDS warns of eye, skin and respiratory irritation and high aquatic toxicity. No eating, drinking or smoking; wash skin and contaminated clothing after work. Keep children, animals and unprotected people away.

Keep spray, spills, runoff and washings out of water. Store locked, cool, dry and ventilated in the original closed container, away from food/feed. Never reuse containers; follow label and authorised disposal requirements.

For exposure, stop work and seek urgent medical advice with label/container. Remove contaminated clothing, wash skin and rinse eyes with clean water. Do not induce vomiting, give anything by mouth to an unconscious person or self-administer an antidote.

Product guidance: Product leaflet · Safety data sheet · IRAC classification.