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Admire Insecticide Bayer CropScience

Admire

Overview

Admire® has been an important product for Canadian potato growers for over 10 years. It provides economical, broad-spectrum control of many important insects in many different crops, most notably potatoes. The recommended use pattern in potatoes is foliar application for control of Colorado potato beetle, aphids, potato leafhopper and potato flea beetle.

Product Summary

Insecticide

Product Type

  • Insecticide
Crops

Crops

Pests Controlled

Pests Controlled

Pests Supressed

Pests Suppressed

  • European Chafer
  • Japanese Beetle
  • Wooly Apple Aphid
Groups and Active Ingredients

Groups and Active Ingredients

  • Imidacloprid - Group 4
Formulation Type

Formulation Type

  • Suspension
Packaging

Packaging

  • 1 L Jug
  • 3.785 L Jug

Application Tips

Overview


  • Improves overall crop health
  • Easy on beneficials

 

Rates


Seed piece treatment:

  • 26 - 39 mL per 100 kg seed pieces (12 - 18 mL/cwt)
  • For later maturing varieties / longer control, use 39 mL/100 kg (18 mL/cwt)
  • Use the higher rate for extended length control and for resistance management

 

Foliar:

  • 81 mL/ac.
  • A maximum of one (1) foliar application of Admire insecticide may be made per crop per season

 

Other crops:

Crop Pest Rate
Apple Green apple aphid
Rosy apple aphid
93 mL/ac.
Mullein leafbug
Tentiform leafminer
154 mL/ac.
White apple leafhopper 81 mL/ac.
Brussels sprouts Aphids Foliar application - 81 mL/ac.
Soil sidedress - 296 mL/ac.
Eggplant Colorado potato beetle Foliar application* - 
81 mL/ac.
Field lettuce Lettuce aphid Foliar application* - 81 mL/ac.
Grapes Japanese beetle adult
Leafhoppers
Japanese beetle (adult) – 175 to 200 mL/ha (71 to 81 mL/ac.),
leafhoppers – 200mL/ha (81 mL/ac.)
Highbush blueberries Blueberry aphid 71 mL/ac.
Tomato Colorado potato beetle Foliar application* - 
81 mL/ac.

*A maximum of one (1) foliar application of Admire insecticide may be made per crop per season.


 

Application Tips


Seed-piece treatment:

  • Each seed piece must receive uniform coverage and an adequate dose
  • Apply the specified rate using a contained, shielded spray system in a ventilated area
  • Use ConeJet nozzles
  • Drum treaters are recommended to provide most consistent overall coverage
  • Apply before application of fungicide dust
  • Plant treated seed pieces in a timely fashion. Exposure to sunlight will reduce insecticide effectiveness and promote tuber root and shoot development.
  • Ensure workers are wearing proper protective equipment
  • Dispose of any treated seed as per label directions

 

Re-cropping intervals
Cereals (wheat, barley, oats) 30 days
Peas, beans (dry, soy, faba, snap etc.) 9 months
All other food and feed crops 12 months

 

Pre-harvest intervals
Brussels sprouts 7 days as foliar application
Eggplant 7 days as foliar application
Field lettuce 21 days as drench application
7 days as foliar application
Grapes 0 days as foliar application
Highbush blueberries 14 days
Potatoes 7 days
Tomato, apple 7 days

Active Ingredients

Imidacloprid

Resistance Management

Where possible, rotate the use of Admire or other Group 4 insecticides with different groups that control the same pests.

Crops

Apples
Blackberries
Blueberries
Broccoli
Brussel Sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Celery
Chickpeas
Cranberry
Cucumber
Cucurbits
Eggplant
Ginseng
Grapes
Kale
Lentils
Lettuce
Mustard greens
Peas
Potatoes
Raspberries
Soybean
Spinach
Strawberries
Swiss chard
Sweet potatoes
Tomatoes

Pests Controlled

Aphid
Black cherry fruitfly
Blueberry maggot
Buckthorn aphid
Cabbage aphid
Colorado potato beetle
European chafer
Flea beetle
Fruitfly
Green apple aphid
Green peach aphid
Japanese beetle
June beetle
Leafhopper
Mexican bean beetle
Mullein plant bug
Potato aphid
Potato flea beetle
Rosy apple aphid
Strawberry aphid
Tentiform leafminer
Woolly apple aphid

Pests Suppressed

European chafer
Japanese beetle
Woolly apple aphid

Labels and MSDS

Province of Registration

Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon