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TakumiFlubendiamide 20% WG
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Takumi
Diamide insecticide for listed caterpillar pests.
What it controls: Listed borers, caterpillars and loopers in the crop table.
When to use it: At the crop-specific pest stage given in the directions.
What to include: The correct WG product, crop programme and harvest interval.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🐛Caterpillar activity: Flubendiamide targets susceptible caterpillar pests.
- 🌾Rice use: The Indian approved-use reference covers stem borer and leaf folder.
- 🥬Cabbage use: The manufacturer lists diamondback moth.
- 🌿Several crop uses: The crop list includes cotton, pulses, vegetables and other named crops.
- 🧬Defined mode of action: Group 28 identifies its insect muscle-control target.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Takumi | Rallis India |
| Technical Name | Flubendiamide 20% WG |
| IRAC MoA Code | Group 28 | Ryanodine-receptor modulator |
| Chemical Group | Diamide |
| Formulation | WG / WDG | Water-dispersible granules |
| Toxicity Label | Read the toxicity symbol and precautions on the supplied pack. |
How It Works: Mode of Action
- Target action: Flubendiamide acts on insect ryanodine receptors.
- Calcium disruption: It disrupts the calcium signalling needed for normal muscle function.
- Pest effect: Muscle dysfunction impairs feeding and movement in susceptible caterpillars.
Other Group 28 insecticides share this main target. Rotating brand names within Group 28 is not a mode-of-action change.
Target Crops & Pests
| Crop | Target Pest(s) |
|---|---|
| Rice |
Leaf folder is the Indian reference wording; the current manufacturer page separately says leaf borer. No separate leaf-borer programme is supplied. |
| Cotton |
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| Cabbage |
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| Tomato |
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| Red gram |
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| Chilli |
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| Tea |
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| Soybean |
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| Groundnut |
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| Black gram |
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| Bengal gram |
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| Sugarcane |
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Red gram is also called pigeon pea, tur or arhar. A crop or pest appearing in the scope table does not supply its missing application directions.
Dosage & Application Guide
The table contains older Indian Takumi approved-use spray references published by IRAC, not a current stock leaflet. The additional CIBRC formulation references below lack verified application routes and are not complete programmes. Match the current supplied Indian label. Approximate acre quantities retain hectare originals.
Dosage per Acre, Litre, & Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI)
| Crop | Dose (g / Acre) | Water (L / Acre) | Dose (g / Litre) | PHI (Days) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rice | ≈ 50.6 g (125 g/ha) |
≈ 202.3 L (500 L/ha) |
See note* | 30 days |
| Cotton / red gram | ≈ 101.2 g (250 g/ha) |
≈ 202.3 L (500 L/ha) |
See note* | 30 days |
| Cabbage | ≈ 25.3 g (62.5 g/ha) |
≈ 202.3 L (500 L/ha) |
See note* | 7 days |
| Tomato | ≈ 101.2 g (250 g/ha) |
≈ 202.3 L (500 L/ha) |
See note* | 5 days |
Table spray uses: rice stem borer/leaf folder; cotton American bollworm; red gram pod borer; cabbage diamondback moth; tomato fruit borer. Do not transfer these rates to other targets.
Manufacturer-catalogue timing: rice 30–45 days after planting; cotton, cabbage and tea at pest occurrence; chilli and tomato from flowering to fruit formation; red gram, soybean, Bengal gram, groundnut and black gram from flowering to pod formation; sugarcane 15–40 days after planting. Catalogue revision is unconfirmed; match the current pack.
Additional formulation references only: tea semilooper, ≈60.7 g/acre (150 g/ha), water ≈161.9 L/acre (400 L/ha), PHI 7 days. Chilli fruit borer, ≈101.2–121.4 g/acre (250–300 g/ha), water ≈202.3 L/acre (500 L/ha), PHI 5 days.
Soybean Spodoptera and semilooper: ≈101.2–121.4 g/acre (250–300 g/ha), water ≈202.3 L/acre (500 L/ha). Semilooper PHI 29 days; Spodoptera PHI held because the catalogue states 27 days and CIBRC states 29 days.
Groundnut Spodoptera litura and black gram Spodoptera litura/Maruca: each ≈121.4 g/acre (300 g/ha), water ≈202.3 L/acre (500 L/ha). PHI: groundnut 31 days; black gram 23 days.
Bengal gram pod borer: ≈101.2 g/acre (250 g/ha), water ≈202.3 L/acre (500 L/ha), PHI 15 days. Sugarcane early shoot borer: ≈151.8 g/acre (375 g/ha), water ≈202.3–303.5 L/acre (500–750 L/ha), PHI 204 days.
* Application route and placement remain held for tea, chilli, soybean, groundnut, black gram, Bengal gram and sugarcane. Their known dose, water, timing and PHI references are not ready-to-apply directions. Do not infer spraying from formulation or water volume.
No per-litre or tank rate is derived. PHI is the interval between final treatment and harvest. No separate numerical programme is established for rice leaf borer, chilli Spodoptera or soybean Helicoverpa.
Current label directions are required for re-entry, repeats, maximum applications, mixing and equipment. Do not transfer these high-water references to drone application.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Identify the product: Use Takumi flubendiamide 20% WG; do not substitute rates for flubendiamide SC or granular formulations.
- Match crop and target: Keep every published reference row paired with the exact crop and pest named in its callout.
- Timing and equipment: Use the supplied label’s crop stage, spray equipment and mixing directions. The reference table does not specify a nozzle or drone-water programme.
- Stewardship: Monitor pests and use an appropriate programme that accounts for Group 28 resistance. No tank mixture is recommended here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are WG and WDG different products here?The manufacturer calls Takumi 20% WDG; WG and WDG both describe water-dispersible granules in this product’s records.
Does Takumi contain azadirachtin?No. The manufacturer identifies it as flubendiamide 20% WG, not azadirachtin.
Can I use an SC dose for Takumi?No. The WG formulation has its own crop-specific product rates.
Are all twelve crop programmes complete here?No. Five older Indian references identify spray use; seven other crops retain qualified numerical references but their routes remain held. Additional targets and the conflicting soybean Spodoptera PHI also need the current leaflet.
Can these water rates be used for a drone?No. Drone applications need their own approved crop-specific method and water directions; conventional high-water records cannot be transferred.
Safety & Disclaimer
Wear the protective clothing, gloves and face/eye protection required by the pack; avoid breathing spray and contact with skin or eyes. Do not eat, drink or smoke during handling.
Keep the original closed pack locked away from children, food, feed and animals. Prevent contamination of water and never reuse empty pesticide containers.
If exposure or illness occurs, obtain medical help promptly and take the pack or leaflet. Follow its first-aid directions.
Do not assume that claims about low toxicity or beneficial-insect compatibility remove the need for protective equipment or environmental precautions. Follow the supplied pack’s pollinator, aquatic and access restrictions.
Read and follow the supplied label and leaflet, including the crop-specific PHI. No safety guarantee, rainfastness or fixed protection duration is implied.
Delivery & returns
Usually delivered in 2–5 days after dispatch.
Return or exchange within 7 days of delivery. Packs must be unopened with seals intact, and return pickup is free. Read the refund policy
Safety tips
Read the label and leaflet before use. Wear gloves, a mask and full sleeves while spraying. Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying. Keep away from children, food and animal feed.
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