AgroStar Zenith (Tolfenpyrad 15% EC) 100 ml
Zenith Insecticide by AgroStar | 100 ml
Zenith is a contact insecticide for the crop-specific sucking and chewing pests listed below. This listing is the 100 ml pack.
Active ingredient: Tolfenpyrad 15% w/w EC.
What it controls: Named crop-specific pests such as aphids, jassids, thrips, whitefly, mango hoppers and cabbage diamondback moth.
Before mixing: Match the crop and target with the complete dose, water, treatment timing and harvest directions on the current supplied label.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🎯 Crop-specific pest control: Labelled uses cover named sucking pests and cabbage diamondback moth across the crops below.
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🍃 Contact action: The product works through contact with target pests, making careful foliar coverage important.
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⚙️ Respiration-based action: Tolfenpyrad is an IRAC Group 21A insecticide that disrupts mitochondrial electron transport.
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💧 Liquid EC formulation: The emulsifiable concentrate is measured and mixed for foliar application according to the current crop directions.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
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| Brand Name |
Zenith by AgroStar |
| Active Ingredient |
Tolfenpyrad 15% w/w EC |
| Product Type |
Contact insecticide |
| IRAC Classification |
Group 21A: METI acaricides and insecticides |
| Formulation |
EC (emulsifiable concentrate) |
| Application Route |
Foliar spray |
| Manufacturer / Marketer |
Ulink Agritech Private Limited |
| Registration Number |
CIR-282162/2023-Tolfenpyrad (EC) (445)-182 |
| This Pack |
100 ml |
How It Works: Mode of Action
Correct target identification, label-directed timing and coverage are essential to responsible use.
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Contact action: The exact Zenith leaflet describes a contact insecticide applied to foliage. Spray coverage must reach the target pests; do not treat it as a systemic treatment.
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Energy disruption: Tolfenpyrad inhibits mitochondrial complex I electron transport, disrupting pest respiration and energy metabolism.
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Resistance management: Use the IRAC 21A classification when planning rotations with a qualified adviser. Changing brand names without changing the mode-of-action group is not a true rotation.
Target Crops & Pests
Use only the following crop–target combinations on the current supplied label. A target listed for one crop does not authorise its use on another.
| Crop |
Target Pest(s) / Disease(s) |
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| Cabbage |
Insect pests:
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| Okra |
Insect pests:
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| Cotton |
Insect pests:
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| Cumin |
Insect pests:
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| Chilli |
Insect pests:
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| Mango |
Insect pests:
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| Onion |
Insect pests:
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Dosage & Application Guide
Before preparing Zenith, confirm a complete crop-specific programme on the current supplied label with a qualified crop adviser. Keep product quantity, treated area, water volume, target stage, application timing and harvest interval together. Do not treat the bottle size or a general per-acre rate as a complete spray instruction.
Application Requirements
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Product quantity: Use the exact crop- and target-specific quantity of formulated Zenith stated for the treatment area.
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Water and spray coverage: Follow the current crop-specific water volume and equipment directions for foliar spraying.
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Treatment timing: Confirm the permitted crop and target stage and any repeat interval before mixing. Do not adopt another brand’s schedule.
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Harvest interval (PHI): Keep the crop-specific interval from the final spray to harvest. Do not infer a zero-day interval.
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Worker entry: Follow the separate worker-entry restrictions and protective measures; the harvest interval does not replace them.
No universal pump recipe: Do not convert a general field rate into a per-litre or per-pump mix without the matching label water volume and complete crop directions.
Use restrictions: Do not use for post-harvest applications. Do not extend open-field directions to polyhouses or confined areas without the specific current label instructions.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Confirm the exact product: Check Zenith, tolfenpyrad 15% EC, the crop and target on the current supplied label. The directions for another tolfenpyrad brand are not a substitute.
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Confirm the full programme: Resolve the product quantity, water volume, crop and target stage, timing, repeats, harvest and worker-entry restrictions before preparing a spray.
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Measure and mix safely: Use dedicated measuring equipment and follow the supplied label’s mixing sequence. Avoid splashes, inhalation and bare-hand contact with the concentrate.
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Cover the foliage: Apply only as a label-directed foliar spray with calibrated equipment and suitable crop coverage. Do not use as an unlabelled drench, seed treatment or post-harvest treatment.
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Choose suitable conditions: The leaflet directs spraying during morning or evening when wind is minimal. Keep yourself out of spray drift and prevent drift onto other people, crops or water.
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Protect bees and fish: Do not spray while honey bees are active. Do not use where fish culture is practised; prevent water contamination from spray or washings.
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Record the application: Keep the crop-specific harvest interval after the final spray and comply separately with worker-entry precautions.
AgroStar states compatibility with commonly used fungicides, but this does not approve every mixture. Confirm the exact partner, crop and rates on both current labels before combining products. The safety data sheet identifies strong acidic materials as materials to avoid.
Frequently Asked Questions
EC means emulsifiable concentrate. Zenith contains tolfenpyrad 15% w/w and is a contact insecticide formulated for label-directed foliar spraying.
No. The pack is the quantity purchased. The crop, target, treatment area and complete label programme determine the product and water needed.
The exact Zenith leaflet describes contact action. Apply only with the appropriate foliar coverage and label-directed timing; do not rely on systemic movement.
No. The leaflet prohibits spraying when honey bees are active and use where fish culture is practised. Protect water bodies from drift, runoff and equipment washings.
AgroStar states compatibility with commonly used fungicides, but this does not approve every mixture. Confirm the exact partner, crop and rates on both current labels before combining products. The safety data sheet identifies strong acidic materials as materials to avoid. Zenith must not be used for post-harvest applications.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the current supplied label and leaflet. Match the product, crop, target, dose, water, application route, timing and restrictions before treatment.
Wear label-specified protective clothing, chemical-resistant gloves, boots, eye or face protection and suitable respiratory protection. Avoid inhalation and skin or eye contact. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Wash after use and clean contaminated clothing before reuse.
Zenith is toxic to honey bees and fish. Do not spray while honey bees are active or use where fish culture is practised. Prevent contamination of drains, ponds, streams and other water bodies.
Store tightly closed in the original container in a cool, dry, ventilated, locked place away from children, livestock, food, feed, seeds and fertilisers. Do not reuse empty containers. Follow the current label and local requirements for disposal without polluting soil or water.
If exposure or illness occurs, seek urgent medical help and show the product pack or label. Do not induce vomiting.
Do not use on crops or targets outside the supplied label or for post-harvest applications. Keep away from heat, flames and sparks. This overview does not authenticate an individual pack or replace current label directions.
Product guidance: Product leaflet · Safety data sheet.