Azera Insecticide (1 gal.)

Azera^® Insecticide

Azera is a new, premium organic insecticide product from MGK. Its multiple modes of action provide both excellent control of the hardest-to-kill, hard-bodied pests as well as quick knock down and kill of the most destructive soft-bodied insects. Azera effectively controls insects through three modes of action: Contact, Ingestion and Insect Growth Regulator activity. Azera is an ideal organic solution for hard-to-kill insects—it’s made from two distinctly powerful active ingredients derived from botanical sources. And because it provides quick knockdown and control of many harder-to-kill insects, Azera can be one of the most important tools in your arsenal of pest control solutions.

Azera Features

• Quick knockdown and kill of crop-damaging insects.
• Kills listed pests on contact or by ingestion.
• Controls pests through contact, ingestion and insect growth regulator activity.
• Meets both OMRI and the USDA's NOP requirements for a crop protection input.
• May be used on virtually all growing crops to control a broad spectrum of insects. 
• Kills larval, pupae and adults stages of listed insects.
• Kills a broad spectrum of listed insects including aphids, whiteflies, leafminers and caterpillars.
• Do not apply more than 10 times per season.
• Can be sprayed at any season of the year.
• Zero pre-harvest interval & very short 12-hour re-entry interval.

Methods of Application:

• Conventional hydraulic sprayers
• Compressed air sprayers
• Irrigation systems (chemigation)
• By air or by ground
• Handheld or Backpack Sprayers

Use Areas:

Growing Crops Outdoors and in Greenhouses

Azera Insecticide may be used on most crops because its active ingredients are exempt from tolerances when applied to growing crops.

Ornamental Plants Grown Indoors or Outdoors

Best Practices when using Azera Insecticide:

Honey Bees: To avoid possible harm to honey bees, it is advisable to apply in early morning or late evening hours.

Buffer the pH of the Azera spray solution to 5.5 - 7.0: Application of the spray solution with a pH outside of this range may result in poor performance on target pests.

Azera is a contact insecticide - good coverage is key: The amount of water used as a carrier has to be sufficient to achieve good coverage and contact target insects.

Azera may be applied in conjunction with a spreader or wetting agent: While Azera should be compatible with most products, conducting a small-scale test to ensure the lack of phytotoxicity of the combination is recommended.

Consider application in early morning, late evening or during the night: Reduced UV exposure and lower temperatures will increase performance and reduce impact on pollinators.

For most situations, start at the "mid" application rate for Azera: In general, using Azera at the rate of 32 fluid ounces per acre provides excellent knockdown and kill of insects. Conditions under which increasing the rate used per acre are recommended:

• Extremely high insect populations
• When the insect population is dominated by late-stage immatures or adults.

Tank mix Azera with other products: Azera adds quick knockdown and kill, broad spectrum control and resistance managements benefits to other crop protection products such as Bts, Azadirachtin, Spinosad and Neem Oils.

Carefully monitor insect populations and apply when insects are early in their life stage: Monitor your crops for the first appearance of insects and treat the insects during the early stages of colonization.

Apply Azera when target insects are active: Apply when the target insects are active to increase the direct contact during the early stages of colonization.

Remove beneficial insects or apply when beneficials are not present.

Always read and follow label and MSDS directions.

To Kill the Following Listed Insects:

Aphids including:

• Apple Aphids
• Alfalfa Aphids
• Artichoke Aphids
• Bean Aphids
• Black Maringed Aphids
• Black Bean Aphids
• Black Peach Aphids
• Blue Alfalfa Aphids
• Cabbage Aphids
• Cotton / Melon Aphids
• Cowpea Aphids
• European Asparagus Aphids
• Filbert Aphids
• Foxglove Aphids
• Green Peach Aphids
• Lettuce Aphids
• Lettuce Root Aphids
• Melon Aphids
• Pea Aphids
• Potato Aphids
• Rose Aphids
• Spotted Alfalfa Aphids
• Willow Carrot Aphids

Armyworms, Caterpillars and Loopers including:

• Alfalfa Caterpillars
• Artichoke Plume
• Moths
• Bagworms
• Beet Armyworms
• Black Cutworms
• Budworms
• Cabbage Loopers
• Cankerworms
• Carpenterworms
• Citrus Cutworms
• Corn Earworms
• Cross-striped Cabbageworms
• Cutworms
• Diamondback moths
• Eastern Tent Caterpillars
• Fall Armyworms
• Fall Cankerworms
• Fall Webworms
• Filbert Worms
• Fireworms
• Forest Tent Caterpillars
• Garden Webworms
• Grapefruit Worms
• Grape Leaf Skeletonizers
• Green Fruit Worms
• Hickory Shuckworms
• Hornworms
• Imported Cabbageworms
• Lawn Armyworms
• Lesser Webworm
• Loopers
• Melonworms
• Navel Orangeworms
• Oriental Fruit Moths
• Pecan Nut Case bearers
• Rindworms
• Sod Webworms
• Southern Armyworms
• Soybean Loopers
• Saltmarsh Caterpillars
• Tent Caterpillars
• Tobacco Budworms
• Tomato Hornworms
• Tomato Fruitworms
• Tomato Pinworms
• Yellow striped Armyworms
• Walnut Caterpillars
• Webworms
• Western Yellow-Striped Armyworms
• Western Grapeleaf Skeletonizers

Beetles and Weevils including:

• Alfalfa Weevils
• Asparagus Beetles
• Bean Beetles
• Bean Leaf Beetles
• Black Vine Weevils
• Blister Beetles
• Boll Weevils
• Carrot Weevils
• Chestnut Weevils
• Clover Weevils
• Colorado Potato Beetles
• 12-Spotted Cucumber Beetles
• Cucumber Beetles
• Darkling Beetles (lesser meal worms)
• Egyptian Alfalfa Weevils
• Elm Leaf Beetles
• Flea Beetles
• Fuller Rose Beetles
• Grape Bud Beetles
• Japanese Beetles
• June Beetles
• Mexican Bean Beetles
• Navel Orangeworms
• Pecan Weevils
• Pink Bollworms
• Potato Flea Beetles
• Rice Weevils
• Rose Chafers
• Saw-Toothed Grain Beetles
• Strawberry Beetles
• Twig Girdlers

• All other beetles and weevils

Leafrollers:

• Blueberry Leafrollers
• Filbert Leafrollers
• Fruit Tree Leafrollers
• Grape Leafrollers
• Oblique Banded Leafrollers
• Omnivorous Leafrollers
• Orange Tortrix
• Western Avocado Leafrollers

Borers such as:

• European Corn Borers
• Pacific Flatheaded Borers
• Peach Tree Borers
• Peach Twig Borers
• Squash Vine Borers
• Shotbole Borers
• Branch and Twig Borers

Flies:

• Australian Sod Flies
• Caribbean Fruit Flies
• Crane Flies
• Fruit Flies
• Fungus Gnats
• Hessian Flies
• Mediterranean Fruit Flies
• Melon Flies
• Mushroom Flies
• Oriental Fruit Flies
• Olive Fruit Flies
• Sawflies
• Shore Flies
• Vinegar Flies
• Walnut Husk Flies

Leafhoppers & Sharpshooters:

• Aster Leafhoppers
• Beet Leafhoppers
• Glassy-winged Sharpshooters
• Grape Leafhoppers
• Potato Leafhoppers
• Variegated Leafhoppers
• Three-Cornered Alfalfa hoppers

Midges (plant pests):

• Millipedes
• Onion Maggots
• Plant Bugs
• Proba Bugs
• Scale Insects
• Silverfish
• Skippers
• Soft Scales
• Spider Mites
• Sowbugs
• Spiders (except Black Widow and Brown Recluse Spiders)
• Springtails
• Squash Bugs
• Stink Bugs
• Tarnished Plant Bugs
• Spittle Bugs
• Wireworms
• European Chafers
• Northern Masked Chafers
• Southern Masked Chafers
• Western Boxelder Bugs

Moths:

• Artichoke Plume Moths
• Codling Moths
• Diamondback Moths
• European Pine Tip Moths
• Grape Berry Moths
• Gypsy Moths (adult & larvae)
• Indian Meal Moths
• Mediterranean Flour Moths
• Pine Tip Moths
• Tussock Moths

Whiteflies:

• Greenhouse Whiteflies
• Silverleaf Whiteflies
• Sweetpotato Whiteflies

Other:

• Ants (except Pharaoh, Harvester, Carpenter and Fire Ants)
• Apple Maggots
• Billbugs
• Brown Marmorated
• Stinkbugs
• Cabbage Maggots
• Clover Mites
• Cutworms
• Crickets
• Dichondra Flea Beetles
• Earwigs
• Firebrats
• False Chinch Bugs
• Garden Symphylan
• Garden Tortrix
• Glassy Winged
• Sharpshooters
• Grasshoppers
• Harlequin Bugs
• Grape Phylloxera
• Katydids
• Leaffooted Plant Bug
• Lace Bugs
• Leaf tiers
• Lice
• Lygus
• Lace bug
• Mealybugs (all)

Psyllids:

• Pear Psylla

Thrips:

• Avocado thrips
• Citrus Thrips
• Flower Thrips
• Greenhouse Thrips
• Thrips Palmi
• Northern Masked Chafers
• Southern Masked Chafers
• Western Flower Thrips

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