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Acelepryn G Insecticide is a granular used on golf courses for insect control with a single application. It is an insecticide that is used to control several species of caterpillars and annual bluegrass small larvae. It is also an important component when used as a resistance management tool because of its new mode of action against insect control. This granular insecticide is also great to use on recreational turfgrass, landscape ornamentals, interior plant scapes and sod farms. This comes in a 25 lb. bag.
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| Active Ingredient | Chlorantraniliprole 0.2% |
|---|---|
| Target pests |
Turf Caterpillars, White Grubs, European Crane Fly, Bill-bugs, Annual Bluegrass Weevil, Spittle-bugs, Chinch bugs and others See Label for complete list |
| For use in |
Commercial & Residential: Indoor & Outdoor: Turf-grass, Ornamental Plants industrial Facilities & Buildings, Business & Office Buildings, Multi-Family Apartment Complexes and others See Label for complete list |
| Application | Use Drop Spreader, Rotary or Hand-held Spreaders |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on Label |
| Formulation |
Professional Product Group 28 Insecticide |
| NOT FOR SALE TO |
HI NY (Restricted To Licensed Applicators Only) |
| Shipping Weight | 25.73 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Syngenta (Mfg. Number: 53199) |
| EPA Registration | 100-1500 |
Plants or turfgrasses that are being grown for aesthetic or recreational purposes or climatic modification in or around around home lawns, commercial lawns, industrial facilities, residential dwellings, business and office complexes, multi-family residential complexes, institutional buildings, airports, cemeteries, interior plantscapes, ornamental gardens, wildlife plantings, parks, playgrounds, schools, day-care facilities, golf courses (tee box areas, roughs, fairways, greens, collars etc.), athletic fields, sod farms and other landscaped areas.
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Yes, per the label Acelepryn G Insecticide can be applied from early April to early September for preventative and early curative control of all the major white grub species.
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When do you apply in North Texas (DFW)?
When using Acelepryn G Insecticide there is a varying application rate of 1.15 - 2.3 lb per 1000 sq ft depending on what pest you are treating. Also the timing of treatment would depend on the pest as well. Please see the product label for appplication timing and Table 1: Turfgrass Application Rates to be sure you are treating at the right time. You can also contact you local Extension Office as well for the correct timing in your specific area.
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We don't have the exact spreader setting for your model spreader. The easiest way to determine the correct setting for your needs is outlined below:
If you need to use 3lbs of product per 1,000 sq ft you would add 3 lb of product to spreader, start with a medium setting, then apply product to a 20 x 50 ft area (1,000 sq ft). If you have product left, your setting is too low. If you run out of product, your setting is too high. Typically if you walk at a normal pace and set the spreader at the middle setting, that is usually the right amount per 1000 square feet.
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Yes, Acelepryn G Insecticide needs to be watered in after application. According to the product label, you want to irrigate turf immediately after application or allow rainfall to move the product into the soil.
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The rate of Acelepryn G Insecticide depends on the insect you are targeting. Per the rate table on page 4 of the product label, you will apply 1.15 lbs to 2.3 lbs per 1,000 sq ft. The 25lb bag will cover 10,000 to 21,000 sq ft.
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