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Ahead - Fipronil 80% WG - Parijat

2gm

Rs. 83.25

Ahead - Fipronil 80% WG - Parijat

Rs. 83.25

Ahead Insecticide by Parijat

Fipronil 80% WG for the specified crop–pest combinations.

What it controls: Stem borer and leaf folder in rice, thrips in grapes and onion, and diamondback moth in cabbage.

When to start: Apply the first foliar spray when the target pest infestation begins.

How to prepare it: Disperse the WG granules in water for spraying. These are not granules for direct soil broadcasting.

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

🎯 Chewing and sucking pest control: Targets the specific rice, grape, onion and cabbage pests shown below, including thrips and diamondback moth.
🛡️ Contact and feeding activity: Target insects can encounter the treatment through contact or by feeding on treated material.
🍃 Some movement within the plant: Partial systemic activity complements contact and feeding action. It does not remove the need for uniform spray coverage.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Details
Brand Name	Ahead by Parijat
Technical Name	Fipronil 80% WG
IRAC MoA Code	Group 2B: GABA-gated chloride channel blockers
Chemical Group	Phenylpyrazoles, also called fiproles
Formulation	WG: water-dispersible granules for preparation as a foliar spray

How It Works: Mode of Action

Fipronil interferes with the signals that keep an insect’s nerve activity in balance.

Exposure: Susceptible target insects encounter the insecticide through contact or feeding on treated material.
Nerve-channel blocking: Fipronil blocks GABA-gated chloride channels, tiny pathways involved in regulating nerve signals.
Loss of nerve control: Excessive nerve activity disrupts normal function and leads to the death of susceptible insects.

Changing to another fipronil brand does not change IRAC Group 2B. Use the action group when planning resistance management; it does not specify a safe repeat interval or tank mixture.

Target Crops & Pests

Crop	Target Pest(s)
Rice / Paddy	Stem borer leaf folder
Grapes	Thrips
Onion	Thrips
Cabbage	Diamondback moth (DBM)

Dosage & Application Guide

Use the first-treatment rows below at the onset of the target pest infestation. Product and water quantities must cover the same field area.

First Foliar Treatment: Dose, Water & Pre-Harvest Interval

Crop and target	Product dose	Spray water	First application	PHI
Onion — thrips	75 g/ha; approximately 30.35 g/acre	500 L/ha; approximately 202.34 L/acre	At the onset of pest infestation	15 days
Cabbage — diamondback moth	93.75 g/ha; approximately 37.94 g/acre	500 L/ha; approximately 202.34 L/acre	At the onset of pest infestation	15 days

Acre quantities are approximate conversions of the hectare rates, rounded to two decimal places. PHI is the minimum time between the last application and harvest. The 15-day interval applies to these onion and cabbage uses.

How to Apply: Best Practices

Start at pest onset: Check the crop for its named target pest and apply the first treatment when infestation begins.
Measure product and area: Weigh the granules in grams and use the matching water rate for the treated area. Do not measure this dry formulation in millilitres.
Prepare for foliar spraying: Follow the WG mixing sequence on the supplied pack. Do not broadcast the granules directly onto soil.
Use suitable equipment: Apply uniformly with a hand-operated knapsack sprayer fitted with a hollow-cone or triple-action nozzle.
Check the weather and harvest plan: Do not spray in foggy conditions. Observe the crop-specific harvest interval and separate re-entry instructions.
Review before repeating or mixing: Check the supplied pack for further-treatment limits. Use a tank mixture only when both current labels permit the exact partner, crop and application method. Do not use an automatic weekly schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can Ahead WG be broadcast as dry granules?

No. WG means water-dispersible granules. Ahead is prepared in water for foliar spraying, unlike a GR field granule.

2. When should I apply the first treatment?

Start when the target pest infestation begins. This first-treatment trigger does not prescribe how many later sprays to make.

3. Can I transfer the onion dose to grape thrips?

No. The same pest name does not make different crops’ rates and harvest intervals interchangeable. Follow the separate grape directions on the supplied pack.

4. How soon can I harvest onion or cabbage?

Wait at least 15 days after the last application for the onion and cabbage uses shown. Do not transfer that interval to rice or grapes.

5. Can I calculate a dose from a 15-litre tank alone?

No. An area-based rate also depends on the area covered by the calibrated sprayer. Keep the product and water rates paired rather than guessing a tank quantity.

Safety & Disclaimer

Before you use it: Read the current Ahead label and leaflet before opening the pack. Follow their protective-equipment, storage, first-aid, re-entry and disposal requirements. No specific antidote is known. If exposure or illness occurs, seek medical help and show the product label; do not attempt to treat pesticide poisoning using this product description.

Wear the required gloves, apron and mask. Avoid contact with the mouth, eyes and skin. Do not eat, drink, smoke or chew while handling or spraying, and wash thoroughly after application. Bathe properly after application.

This guide explains the product and its crop-specific directions. It does not establish safety for people, animals, beneficial insects or water bodies, and it does not authorise an unlisted crop, mixture or repeat programme.