Protect critical growth
Different pests attack seedlings, roots, foliage, stems, flowers or developing produce. The crop stage helps determine the potential risk.
Crop solution · Insecticides
Protect crops from damaging pests
Integrated insect management helps protect plant stands, leaves, stems, roots and reproductive growth while keeping field decisions focused and timely.
Insect managementScout, identify, decide
Target the actual pest challenge
Not every insect requires treatment. Good decisions begin with correct identification, crop-stage awareness and an understanding of field thresholds.
Use field thresholds
Regular scouting and threshold-based decisions help avoid unnecessary treatments while enabling action when crop risk becomes meaningful.
Preserve beneficial activity
Integrated pest management combines monitoring, cultural practices, biological activity and selective chemical tools where appropriate.
Key benefits
More informed pest management
Timely protection
Scouting supports action during the stage when a target pest is most manageable.
Crop preservation
Managing damaging populations can protect plant vigour, marketable quality and yield potential.
Resistance management
Rotating modes of action and limiting unnecessary exposure helps preserve effectiveness.
Decision pathway
Base treatment on field evidence
Identify the pest
Confirm the species, life stage and type of crop damage before selecting a category.
Measure pressure
Scout representative field areas and compare observations with local thresholds.
Protect non-targets
Consider pollinators, beneficial insects, water bodies and adjoining habitats.
Review control
Return to the field, record results and adjust the integrated plan where needed.
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Responsible use
Use only registered products for the stated crop and pest. Follow all label directions, protective-equipment requirements, re-entry and pre-harvest intervals, pollinator precautions and resistance-management guidance.
Pest management support
Need help narrowing down the pest category?
Share the crop, affected plant part, visible pest or damage pattern and current growth stage with our team.
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