With the continuous advancement of agricultural technology, the scale of rice cultivation has expanded year by year, and the yield has gradually increased. However, at the same time, rice pests, especially rice borers, are posing an increasing threat to crops.

In recent years, due to the rapid reproduction and strong adaptability of borers, as well as the selection pressure brought by the long-term use of pesticides, borers have developed resistance to a variety of commonly used pesticides, making prevention and control much more difficult.

In order to cope with this severe challenge, the SixF Abamectin was upgraded again, further improving the prevention and control effect against stem borers, providing a stronger guarantee for rice planting.

1. The problem of rice borer resistance is getting worse

Borings, especially the Chilo suppressalis and Striped stem borers, are common pests in rice. They mainly feed on rice seedlings and adult plants, eating the stems, causing rice to grow slowly or even die, seriously affecting yield and quality.

In recent years, with the widespread use of pesticides, borers have gradually developed resistance to a variety of pesticides, and the effectiveness of traditional prevention and control methods has become increasingly reduced. Borers with enhanced resistance are not only difficult to kill, but also increase the frequency of pest outbreaks, causing greater losses to farmers.

2. Abamectin has been significantly upgraded

As a broad-spectrum insecticide, Abamectin has long played an important role in rice pest control. However, as the resistance of borers increases, the effect of using Abamectin alone has gradually become limited. 

To this end, SixF's new generation of Abamectin products has been upgraded and improved in many aspects to improve the effect of fighting resistant borers.

3. Outstanding performance in field trials

In rice field trials in many places, the upgraded SixF Abamectin showed outstanding results.

Compared with traditional Abamectin products, SixF Abamectin can reduce the number of stem borers in a shorter period of time, and maintain an ideal duration of effectiveness in environments where borers are prone to outbreaks, such as high temperature and high humidity.

Test data show that the upgraded Abamectin can effectively control the tendency of borers to develop resistance again.

Through this upgrade, SixF Abamectin has demonstrated better prevention and control effects when facing the challenge of increasing resistance of rice borers. It not only helps farmers effectively deal with pest problems, but also ensures the sustainable cultivation of rice.