Intrepid* 240F Insecticide

Intrepid 240F belongs to the diacylhydrazine class of insecticides and mimics the action of the molting hormone of larval Lepidoptera. After application, larvae undergo an incomplete and developmentally premature molt. This process interrupts and rapidly halts their feeding. Feeding typically ceases within hours of ingestion although complete mortality of the larvae may take several days. Intrepid is used for the control of these lepidopteran larvae in apples; codling moth, oriental fruit moth, three-lined leafroller (overwintering generation), three-lined leafroller (suppression of summer generation), winter moth (suppression), spotted tentiform leafminer, western tentiform leafminer and oblique-banded leafroller.

Labels:
	Intrepid 240F Speciman Label (English) (44KB PDF)
	Intrepid 240F Speciman Label (Français) (48KB PDF)
Safety Data Sheets:
	Intrepid 240 F MSDS (128KB PDF)
Other Product-Related Literature:
	Facts on Intrepid 240F Insecticide - Apples (40KB PDF)
	Informations Breves Sur L'Insecticide Intrepid 240F pour les pommes (60KB PDF)

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