Hokori Insecticide

Indofil Hokori: The Fast-Acting Hopper Specialist

Hokori is a high-performance, dual-action insecticide from Indofil Industries, uniquely engineered to provide rapid knockdown and long-lasting control of the devastating "Hopper Complex" in rice cultivation. By combining two powerful chemical groups, it ensures that pests are eliminated quickly and prevented from resurging.

Technical Profile

• Technical Name: Dinotefuran 5% + Ethion 50% EC

• Formulation Type: Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC)

• Mode of Action:

  • Dinotefuran: A systemic agent that targets the insect nervous system (nicotinic acetylcholine receptor agonist).

  • Ethion: An organophosphate that acts as a contact and stomach poison by inhibiting the enzyme acetylcholinesterase.

• Key Benefits:

  • Dual Chemistry: Provides both contact and systemic protection.

  • Rapid Action: Delivers a quick "knock-down" effect upon application.

  • Curative Strength: Excellent at managing existing pest infestations before they spread across the field.

Target Crops & Pest Management

Hokori is specifically labeled for use in Rice (Paddy) crops to manage the most common and damaging insect pests:

• Application Method: Foliar spray. Apply using a sprayer equipped with a hollow cone nozzle, ensuring thorough coverage of the paddy canopy.

• Dosage: 1000 ml of formulation per hectare (diluted in 500 liters of water).

Safety & Environmental Advisory

• Toxic to Bees/Fish: This product is highly toxic to honey bees and fish. Do not use in areas where pisciculture (fish farming) is practiced, and strictly avoid application during the foraging period of honey bees.

• Important Note: This is a potent insecticide. As per your store's policy, remind your customers that all sales are final, with no provision for repair, replacement, or return once the container is opened or used. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) while handling and spraying.

Target Pest Reference

(Note: These are illustrative representations of the pests targeted by Hokori.)

![A close-up of a Brown Plant Hopper (BPH) on a rice stem, showing its characteristic brown body and wings.] ![A photograph showing the symptoms of a Leaf Folder infestation on rice, where the leaf edges are rolled and tied together by the insect.]