Rogor Insecticide - Dimethoate 30% EC for pests, aphids, thrips, mites and scale insects - 100 ml - FMC
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Rogor Insecticide - Dimethoate 30% EC for pests, aphids, thrips, mites and scale insects - 100 ml - FMC
Product details
Rogor 100 ml | Dimethoate 30%
EC
FMC Rogor is a systemic and contact insecticide for
crop-specific pests, including aphids, jassids and thrips. Do not use dimethoate on fruits or vegetables consumed
raw.
How it acts: Works through contact and feeding, with activity inside the
plant.
Crop selection: Cotton, maize, mustard, rose, sunflower, bajra, castor and sorghum
have distinct pest uses.
Pack size: Choose the required retail pack; bottle volume is not an application
rate.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌿 Activity inside the plant: Dimethoate is
absorbed by the plant, reaching susceptible pests through treated plant tissue.
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🎯 Contact and feeding action: Susceptible
insects are exposed by contact or when they feed on treated plants.
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🌱 Cotton pest control: Targets aphids,
jassids, thrips and grey weevil in cotton.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Rogor — FMC India |
| Active ingredient |
Dimethoate 30% |
| Formulation |
EC — emulsifiable concentrate |
| Retail pack |
100 ml |
| IRAC group |
1B — acetylcholinesterase inhibitors |
| Chemical group |
Organophosphate |
| Key hazards |
Poisonous; harmful through skin contact or swallowing; highly toxic to bees |
How It Works: Mode of Action
Rogor disrupts the normal working of insect
nerves.
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Contact and feeding: The active ingredient reaches susceptible pests through contact or feeding.
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Nerve disruption: It blocks an enzyme needed to switch off nerve signals, disrupting normal insect movement and survival.
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Resistance planning: Another dimethoate brand remains Group 1B. Plan changes of mode of action, not just brand name.
Target Crops & Pests
| Crop |
Target pests |
|---|---|
| Maize |
|
| Cotton |
|
| Mustard |
|
| Rose |
|
| Sunflower |
|
| Bajra |
|
| Castor |
|
| Sorghum |
|
Match the crop and pest before treatment. These uses do not extend
to fruits or vegetables consumed raw.
Application Requirements
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Check the crop problem: Maize stem borers are different from sucking pests such as aphids. Identify the pest rather than treating
yellowing alone.
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Protect the application site: Prevent drift onto people, animals, food, drinking water and neighbouring plants. Keep unprotected
people and children away from the working area.
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Keep mixtures specific: Do not assume that broad compatibility claims establish the safety of a particular tank mix. Both products
and the crop must be covered by current directions.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Prepare the equipment: Use suitable calibrated equipment and dedicated measuring tools. Do not treat a bottle or cap as a
field-dose measure.
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Avoid exposure: Wear chemical-resistant gloves, eye protection, waterproof protective clothing, a hat and rubber boots or
overshoes. Avoid inhaling spray mist and prevent skin contact.
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Wash after work: Wash gloves before removing them. Wash hands, face and arms, then shower and change into clean clothes. Clean
protective clothing and equipment separately after each use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dimethoate 30% in an emulsifiable concentrate.
No. Dimethoate is prohibited for those uses.
No. It has systemic activity inside the plant as well as contact and feeding action.
No. Pack volume is the amount you buy, not a crop application rate or a spray-tank recipe.
No. The active ingredient and Group 1B action remain the same.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied Indian label and leaflet. Dimethoate is prohibited on fruits and
vegetables consumed raw. Follow the permitted crop, method, harvest and worker-entry conditions. This product is poisonous and
can enter the body through exposed skin.
Wear chemical-resistant gloves such as nitrile, butyl rubber, barrier laminate or viton, safety
glasses, waterproof pants and coat, a hat, and rubber boots or overshoes. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Use
adequate ventilation and keep unprotected people away.
Keep the original container closed and locked away from children, food, feed and seed. Store cool,
preferably at or below 25°C, and away from heat or flame. Do not heat the product. Wash contaminated clothing and equipment
before reuse.
Highly toxic to bees and toxic to wildlife and aquatic invertebrates. Prevent drift and keep product,
spills and washings out of water. Never reuse empty containers; follow current authorised disposal
arrangements.
For suspected poisoning, seek urgent medical help and take the product label. Move the person away from
exposure to fresh air. Remove contaminated clothing and shoes and promptly wash exposed skin or eyes with plenty of water. Do
not induce vomiting unless a clinician directs it. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person or attempt home
antidotes. Obtain immediate professional instructions for swallowing exposure.