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RIMON® Insecticide is a broad-spectrum larvicide and ovicide with long residual control that’s ideal for your integrated pest management program. Rather than attacking fully grown insects like most insecticides, the active ingredient in RIMON goes after eggs, larvae and nymphs while remaining easy on beneficials.
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GUARDING YOUR SPECIALTY CROPS
Unique mode of action (IRAC Group 15)
Active ingredient attacks eggs, larvae and nymphs
Long residual control of a broad spectrum of insects
Ideal for resistance management
TARGET PESTS | RATE PER ACRE PER APPLICATION | APPLICATION | |
Budmoths (Eyespotted, tufted apple) |
20–40 fl oz |
For each generation, make an application at the beginning of egg hatch. |
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Codling moth | 20–40 fl oz (Eastern USA) 20–50 fl oz (Western USA) |
For all generations, best protection is achieved when applications are initiated at the beginning of oviposition. RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide must be applied prior to egg deposition or shortly thereafter to prevent codling moth damage to fruit. Apply RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide at the following timings: |
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Lacanobia Fruitworm |
20–50 fl oz |
Begin applications when the majority of eggs have hatched and larvae are in the first to third instar stages. |
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Leafminers (Spotted tentiform, Western tentiform) |
15–40 fl oz |
Application timing for leafminers varies between species and geographic locations. Monitor the moth flights and treat at egg hatch for each generation. |
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Leafrollers (European, fruittree, redbanded, variegated | 20–40 fl oz |
For control of the surface or foliar feeding leafroller larval complex, application can be made at any time larvae are feeding. However, most effective crop protection results from application made at the initiation of egg hatch. |
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Leafollers (Obliquebanded, pandemis) | 20–50 fl oz (Eastern USA) 30–50 fl oz (Western USA) |
Apply RIMON 0.83EC Inseticide treatments at the following timings: |
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Oriental fruit moth | 20–40 fl oz |
Begin applications before egg hatch of each generation to prevent larval penetration of the fruit. |
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Plant bug, white apple leafhopper | 20–50 fl oz |
Populations of immature stages of plant bugs and/or white apple leafhopper may be suppressed with applications of RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide. RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide will not control adults of these pests due to its mode of action. |
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Stink bug spp.* including brown marmorated stink bug | 20–30 fl oz |
Apply when adults are first detected. For adult control, tank-mix with an adulticide. |
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The degree days (DD) listed in the above application instructions are based on biofix dates for specific target pests. If your growing region uses a different DD or biofix model, or no model is available, consult local cooperative extension, professional consultants or qualified advisories to ensure the proper timing for the intended target pest. Best protection is achieved when applications are initiated at the beginning of egg oviposition. RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide will provide up to 14 days of protection depending on the application rate and rate of foliage growth and fruit expansion. Repeat applications as needed to protect new foliage growth and fruit, but not less than 10 days apart. Use the higher rates and shorter application intervals for heavy infestations or under continuous pest pressure. For situations of heavy infestations and continuous moth flight and egg oviposition, and where it is difficult to obtain thorough coverage, use the highest labeled rate and maintain coverage with timely reapplications at 10- to 14-day intervals. Do not apply more than 150 fl oz per acre per season. Do not apply within 14 days of harvest. RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide may be alternated or tank-mixed with other insecticides targeted against the same pest as long as the application interval does not exceed the period of effectiveness of the alternate product. *Not registered for use in California |
TARGET PESTS | RATE PER ACRE PER APPLICATION | APPLICATION | |
Fruit flies (cherry, W. cherry, Drosophila spp. including spotted- wing drosophila*) |
20–40 fl oz |
Begin applications when adults are detected in the orchard, or after 950 degree days (DD) from March 1. Adult females will deposit nonviable eggs after contact with, and feeding on, treated foliage and fruit, providing control of eggs and larvae. For adult control, tank-mix with an adulticide. Thorough coverage is needed to achieve optimum effect. Spray volumes below 100 GPA are not recommended. Do not make alternate row treatments. |
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Leafrollers (obliquebanded, pandemis) | 20–50 fl oz (Eastern USA) 20–50 fl oz (Western USA) |
Control of leafrollers is best when applications are timed against early (first to fourth) instar larvae. Apply RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide at the following timings: |
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Leafrollers (European, fruittree, redbanded, variegated) | 20–40 fl oz |
For control of the surface or foliar feeding leafroller larval complex, application can be made at any time larvae are feeding. However, most effective crop protection results from application made at the initiation of egg hatch. |
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Lesser peachtree borer* | 20 fl oz |
Apply in a tank mix with either a pyrethroid or phosmet after April 1 and again in 2–4 weeks. |
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Oriental fruit moth | 20–40 fl oz |
Begin applications before egg hatch of each generation to prevent larval penetration of the fruit. |
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Peachtree borer* | 20 fl oz |
Apply in pre-harvest applications to cultivars ripening after July 1. |
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Peach twig borer | 20–40 fl oz |
Dormant/delayed dormant: Apply RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide with 4–6 gallons per acre of narrow range oil. In season: Monitor orchard from bloom onward for shoot strikes at the end of each generation. Shoot strikes first appear when the degree-day accumulation from moths in traps approaches 400 DD50 but more will be evident around 700–800 DD50.* If larvae or their damage are observed at this time, make application in sufficient spray volume for thorough coverage. |
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Sap beetle* | 20 fl oz |
Apply in a tank mix with adulticides to help effect egg hatch. |
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Stink bugs,* including brown marmorated (immature) | 20–40 fl oz |
Apply when thresholds are reached. For adult control, tank-mix with an adulticide. |
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The degree days (DD) listed in the above application instructions are based on timing for specific target pests. If your growing region uses a different DD or biofix model, or no model is available, consult local cooperative extension, professional consultants or qualified advisories to ensure the proper timing for the intended target pest. Best protection is achieved when applications are initiated at the beginning of egg oviposition. RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide will provide up to 14 days of protection depending on the application rate and rate of foliage growth and fruit expansion. Repeat applications as needed to protect new foliage growth and fruit, but not less than 7 days apart. Use the higher rates and shorter application intervals for heavy infestations or under continuous pest pressure. For situations of heavy infestations and continuous moth flight and egg oviposition, and where it is difficult to obtain thorough coverage, use the highest labeled rate and maintain coverage with timely reapplications at 10- to 14-day intervals. Do not apply more than 150 fl oz per acre per season. Do not apply within 8 days of harvest. RIMON 0.83EC Insecticide may be alternated or tank-mixed with other insecticides targeted against the same pest as long as the application interval does not exceed the period of effectiveness of the alternate product. *Not registered for use in California. |
TARGET PESTS | RATE PER ACRE PER APPLICATION | APPLICATION | |
Armyworms Corn earworm Loopers Lygus Thrips Webworms |
9–12 fl oz |
Apply when the majority of the population is at egg hatch to the second instar. For lygus, apply when adults are observed in the field and just prior to egg hatch. Optimum control will be achieved with the 12 fl oz/A rate. |
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Thrips (Western flower, chili, etc.)* | 6–12 fl oz |
Apply when thrip populations begin to build. |
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Asian cockroach* Sap beetles* | 6–12 fl oz |
Apply when adults appear and prior to egg hatch. |
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Spray with a sufficient volume of water to ensure thorough coverage of fruit and leaf surfaces. Repeat applications as needed to protect new foliage growth and fruit, but not less than 7 days apart. Do not apply more than 36 fl oz per acre per season (0.23 lb ai per acre per year). Do not apply within 1 day of harvest. *Not registered for use in California. |
TARGET PESTS | RATE PER ACRE PER APPLICATION | APPLICATION | |
Armyworms Colorado potato beetle European corn borer Foliage feeding caterpillars Loopers Potato tuberworm Sweet potato leafminer |
6–12 fl oz |
Apply when the majority of the population is at egg hatch to the second instar. Use higher rates and higher spray volumes when larvae are large, or foliage canopy is tall or dense. Repeat applications as needed to protect new foliage growth, but not less than 7 days apart. |
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Whiteflies | 12 fl oz |
Apply when the majority of the population is at egg hatch to the second instar. Use higher rates and higher spray volumes when larvae are large, or foliage canopy is tall or dense. Repeat applications as needed to protect new foliage growth, but not less than 7 days apart. |
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Potato psyllid* | 12 fl oz |
Apply on preventative basis or when first evidence of zebra chip disease and/or live psyllids are detected in the growing area. Repeat application at 7- to 14-day interval or alternative with an adulticide product for optimum control. |
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Do not apply to successive generations of Colorado potato beetle. Do not apply more than two application against whiteflies per season. Do not apply more than 24 fl oz per acre per year (0.16 lb ai per acre per year). Do not apply within 14 days of harvest. For application to potatoes through irrigation systems, refer to the label. *Not registered for use in California. |