With Intrepid Edge® insecticide, soybean pests won’t know what hit them. But producers will. Intrepid Edge knocks down soybean pests faster than other insecticides, with 70 percent control of soybean looper in 24 hours, and 98 percent control of corn earworm in two to four days.
Intrepid Edge combines the knockdown power of spinetoram with the residual control of methoxyfenozide. That’s why Intrepid Edge delivers faster knockdown and consistent control of destructive foliage-and pod-feeding insects, including armyworm, corn earworm (bollworm) and looper. Plus, Intrepid Edge is an excellent rotational option for resistance management.
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Compared with the closest competitive products, Intrepid Edge® insecticide delivered more effective control of soybean looper populations with 70 percent control within 24 hours. Easily tank-mixes with other pesticides, nutrients and adjuvants.
Intrepid Edge controlled more than 98 percent of corn earworm pests within two to four days after application, delivering fast knockdown compared with other products.
Intrepid Edge has a unique mode of action in insecticide rotations because the active ingredient, spinetoram, is the only Insecticide Resistance Action Committee (IRAC) Group 5 insecticide.
This product delivers effective pest control against the following:
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Find labels for this productA time-lapse video demonstrates the quick and effective control of Intrepid Edge on soybean looper and corn earworm. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local regulatory authorities to determine if
4 to 6.4 fluid ounces per application
Apply Intrepid Edge when soybean pest numbers have reached economic threshold. Please consult with local university Extension recommendations.
Intrepid Edge® insecticide contains a Group 5 insecticide and a Group 18 insecticide.
Intrepid Edge is not registered for sale or use in all states. Contact your state pesticide regulatory agency to determine if a product is registered for sale or use in your state. Always read and follow label directions.
