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product name - Titan insecticide

Titan

Group 4

A broad-spectrum systemic insecticide for control of insect pests and for suppression of wireworms in potatoes

  • Registered as a seed-piece treatment
  • Titan controls many above-ground pests, including aphids, Colorado potato beetle, flea beetle and leafhopper and reduces the tuber damage caused by wireworms
  • Early insect control helps plants grow without damage, maximize yield quality and reduce the risk of secondary diseases

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Benefits of Titan

  • Inhibits nerve activity in target insects by affecting sensory system (antenna, mouth, legs, wings or thorax)

Product Info & Application Guide

How Much to Apply

Pest

Application method

Application rates

Aphid (including potato, green peach, foxglove and buckthorn aphids)

Seed-piece treatment

10.4 - 20.8 mL per 100 kg potato seed pieces

Colorado potato beetle

Potato leafhopper

Potato flea beetle

Wireworm1
(Agriotes obscurus, A. lineatus, Limonius agonus, Melanotus spp., M. communis)

20.8 mL per 100 kg potato seed pieces

 

For extended residual control of pests other than wireworm, apply the higher rate.

1 Damage suppression only

Resistance Management Recommendations

  • Insecticide use should be based on an IPM program that includes scouting and record keeping, and considers pest thresholds, as well as cultural, biological, and other chemical control practices
  • Before using an insecticide, correctly identify the pest and monitor population levels in the crop. Only treat if action thresholds (i.e., pest numbers or damage level) are met or if forecasting models expect them to be met
  • Where possible, rotate the use of insecticides with different insecticide groups that control the same pests
  • DO NOT exceed the total number of applications of insecticide per year
  • Use tank mixtures with insecticides from a different group that are effective on the target pest when such use is permitted
  • Monitor treated pest populations for resistance development
  • If you suspect resistance, contact BASF or your local extension specialist
  • For more information on insecticide resistance best management practices, visit https://manageresistancenow.ca/insects/