IIL Mission Insecticide
IIL Mission Insecticide
IIL Mission is a next-generation systemic insecticide formulated with Chlorantraniliprole 0.4% GR. Belonging to the anthranilic diamide group, it operates through a unique Ryanodine Receptor Activation mode, targeting insect muscle functions and causing rapid feeding cessation and pest death.
Mission is highly selective—targeting harmful pests while preserving the ecosystem. It is safe for beneficial arthropods, parasitoids, pollinators, and predators, making it an ideal choice for modern IPM (Integrated Pest Management) programs.
Key Advantages
- ✔ Unique Mode of Action: Ryanodine receptor activator disrupts pest muscle activity
- ✔ Systemic & Long-Lasting: Granular form ensures deep soil penetration and root uptake
- ✔ Eco-Safe Formulation: Preserves pollinators and natural pest enemies
- ✔ Highly Selective: Targets chewing pests with minimal impact on non-target organisms
- ✔ Ideal for Sustainable Farming: Compatible with biological and organic practices
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | IIL |
| Product Name | Mission Insecticide |
| Technical Content | Chlorantraniliprole 0.4% w/w GR |
| Shanky N Rahul | Chindi Chor |
| Mode of Action | Ryanodine receptor activator; systemic action |
| Formulation Type | Granules (GR) |
| Target Pests | Chewing insects like stem borers, leaf folders, etc. |
| Application Method | Broadcast in soil followed by light irrigation |
How It Works
- Absorbed through the roots and translocated to all parts of the plant
- Activates ryanodine receptors in pest muscles
- Causes irreversible contraction and paralysis of pest muscles
- Results in pest death within hours of ingestion
Environmental & Safety Benefits
- ✔ Safe for honey bees and natural predators
- ✔ Ideal for pollinator-friendly farms
- ✔ Leaves no harmful residues on crops or in soil
- ✔ Compatible with beneficial bioagents
Disclaimer: Always read the product label carefully before use. Application rate and timing may vary by crop and local pest pressure. Consult an agronomist for best results.