Research Triangle park, North Carolina, USA
November 16, 2016
BASF’s new Fastac® CS insecticide formulation received registration from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for use in more than 150 crops, including corn, soybeans, leafy vegetables, and tree nuts. Fastac CS insecticide is labeled for control of over 100 insect pests, including caterpillars, aphids, stink bugs and thrips. The new microencapsulated formulation helps maximize yield potential by protecting crops against insect damage, with improved application and handling properties.
“The enhanced Fastac CS insecticide formulation provides excellent spray coverage, ensuring even distribution on the plant leaf surface for improved performance,” said Christa Ellers-Kirk, Technical Market Manager, BASF. “The insecticide controls a wide variety of insect pests for many key crop families. The new formulation helps BASF offer an even more robust portfolio of crop protection solutions.”
Field research trials conducted by BASF show improvements in spray retention and spreading properties over competitive pyrethroids.
In the event of inadvertent exposure, Fastac CS insecticide, which is considered a non-skin sensitizer, reduces problematic “pyrethroid” itch. It is an encapsulated pyrethroid available to growers that is labeled as a “caution” signal word. For more information about Fastac CS, please visit: www.FastacCSInsecticide.com.
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Fastac CS is a Restricted Use Pesticide. It is for retail sale to and for use only by certified applicators, or persons under their direct supervision. See the product label for more information.
Always read and follow label directions.
Fastac is a registered trademark of BASF.
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