SPLATTM - Specialized Pheromone & Lure Application Technology





SPLAT PBW 30M-1 applied on a cotton crop to disrupt the mating of the pink bollworm.
 

SPLAT PBW 30M-1TM
For the management of pink bollworm moth, Pectinophora gossypiella.

SPLAT PBW is an environmentally friendly mating disruption product that provides sustained and controlled release of the PBW pheromone. Independent field studies have shown SPLAT PBW to be an effective mating disruption product. SPLAT PBW is an excellent alternative to standard pesticide treatments, where moths may develop resistance to insecticides.

Due to the flowable and amorphous characteristic of SPLAT, compared to hand applied pheromone dispensers, SPLAT application costs can be significantly lowered with mechanical application modes such as: tractors, metered backpack sprayers, caulking guns, aircraft, etc. 

The inert ingredients of all SPLAT products are biologically inert, bio-degradable, and certified by the EPA to be suitable for food use.

Pest: Pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella)

Crops: Cotton

Application rate: 1 kg/a

Means of application: Aerial, tractor, spatula

Duration: Varies by application method (and thus dollop size),
2 applications should last the season

For the US, because of required US EPA and state product registration for mating disruption control products, this product can only be applied in states with currently valid state registrations. Please contact us for more information.

EPA Approved Label

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SPLAT PBW 30M-1TM product label

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Field Trials

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Mating disruption fact sheet

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ISCA Technologies YouTube Channel

  06/19/09
       

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