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Product Description:
Spinosad-based insecticide for control of caterpillars, leafminers, thrips, beetles, and other labeled insect pests in agricultural and ornamental crops.Estero SC
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Entrust SC
Product Details
CW SKU: ES12196
Description: Estero SC is a Group 5 insecticide containing spinosad for control of a wide range of chewing and sucking insect pests. It is labeled for use on numerous agricultural crops, ornamentals, nurseries, greenhouses, pastures, and specialty crops. The product provides effective control of caterpillars, leafminers, thrips, beetles, and other economically important pests. It may be applied by foliar spray and certain labeled chemigation systems.
Manufacturer: Atticus
Physical State : Liquid
Comparable Products: Entrust SC
Restricted Use Pesticide : No
Restricted States : AK; IA; KY; LA; MN; MS; MO; MT; NE; ND; OK; SD; TN; WV; WY
Haz Mat : No
Expedited Shipping Available : No
International: At this time ChemicalWarehouse does not ship pesticides outside of the Continental United States. (No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, US Military Bases, or US Territories)Use Rate
Target Pests
Alfalfa weevilApple maggot
Armyworms
Asparagus beetle
Azalea caterpillar
Bagworm
Banana moth
Banana rust thrips
Beet armyworm
Black cherry fruit fly
Blueberry gall midge
Cabbage looper
Cabbage root maggot
California oakworm
Cankerworm
Carob moth
Cereal leaf beetle
Cherry fruit fly
Chrysomelid leaf feeding beetles
Citrus leafminer
Citrus orangedog
Citrus peelminer
Citrus thrips
Climbing cutworms
Codling moth
Coffee leafminer
Colorado potato beetle
Corn earworm
Cotton bollworm
Cotton leaf perforator
Cranberry fruitworm
Cuban laurel thrips
Currant fruit fly
Cutworms
Diamondback moth
Dipteran leafminers
Dipterous gall midges
Eastern cherry fruit fly
Eastern tent caterpillar
Elm leaf beetle
Emerald ash borer
European corn borer
European grapevine moth
European pine sawfly larvae
Fall armyworm
Fall webworm
Filbert moth
Filbert worm
Fireworms
Flea beetle
Florida fern caterpillar
Flower thrips
Fruit borer caterpillar
Fruit tree leafroller
Geranium budworm
Grape berry moth
Grape leaf skeletonizer
Grape leaffolder
Grasshoppers
Green clover worm
Green fruitworm
Gummosis
Gypsy moth
Hawaiian flower thrips
Hemlock looper
Hickory shuckworm
Hornworms
Imported cabbageworm
Jackpine budworm
Katydids
Leafminers
Leafrollers
Lepidopteran larvae
Lepidopterous larvae
Lewis mites
Light brown apple moth
Loopers
Melon worm
Nantucket pine tip moth
Navel orangeworm
Oblique banded leafroller
Omnivorous leafroller
Orange striped oakworm
Orange tortrix
Oriental fruit moth
Peach twig borer
Peanut worm
Pear sawfly larvae
Pecan nut casebearer
Pickleworm
Pine tip moth
Pineapple caterpillar
Pink cornworm
Pinyon spindlegall
Raspberry fruitworm
Red imported fire ants
Redbanded leafroller
Redheaded caterpillar
Redheaded pine sawfly larvae
Rindworms
Saltmarsh caterpillar
Sawfly larvae
Serpentine leafminers
Shore fly
Southern armyworm
Southwestern corn borer
Soybean looper
Sparganothis fruitworm
Spider mites
Spotted tentiform leafminer
Spotted wing drosophila
Spruce budworm
Spruce spider mites
Sugarcane bud moth
Thrips
Thrips palmi
Tobacco budworm
Tomato fruitworm
Tomato pinworm
True armyworm
Tufted apple budmoth
Tussock moths
Two-spotted spider mites
Velvetbean caterpillar
Viburnum leaf beetle
Walnut caterpillar
Walnut husk fly
Western bean cutworm
Western cherry fruit fly
Western flower thrips
Western tent caterpillar
Western tentiform leafminer
Western tussock moth
Willow leaf beetle
Winter moth
Yellownecked caterpillar For specific details on control of these target pest and use rates check the label provided
Areas of Use
AsparagusBanana and plantain
Berry, low growing (Subgroup 13-07G) except cranberry and lowbush berry
Berry, low growing, except strawberry (Subgroup 13-07H)
Bulb vegetables (Crop Group 3-07A & 3-07B)
Bushberries (Subgroup 13-07B)
Caneberries (Subgroup 13-07A)
Coffee
Corn (field)
Corn (popcorn)
Corn (seed)
Corn (sweet)
Cottonseed (Subgroup 20-C)
Cucurbit vegetables (Crop Group 9)
Dates
Fig
Fire ant mounds in greenhouses
Fire ant mounds in ornamentals
Fire ant mounds in outdoor production areas
Fire ant mounds in turfgrass
Fruit, citrus (Crop Group 10-10)
Fruit, pome (Crop Group 11-10)
Fruit, small, vine climbing, except fuzzy kiwifruit (Subgroup 13-07F)
Fruit, stone (Crop Group 12-12)
Globe artichoke
Grass crops
Grass grown for seed
Herbs (Subgroup 19A)
Hops, dried cones
Leaf petiole vegetables (Subgroup 22B)
Leafy greens (Subgroup 4-16A)
Leaves of legume vegetables (Crop Group 7A)
Leaves of root and tuber vegetables (Crop Group 2)
Legume vegetables (Crop Group 6)
Nongrass animal feeds (Crop Group 18)
Nut, tree (Crop Group 14-12)
Ornamentals (herbaceous and woody) growing outdoors
Ornamentals (herbaceous and woody) growing outdoors in nurseries (including conifer seed orchards)
Ornamentals (herbaceous and woody) in greenhouses
Pastures
Peanut
Peppermint and spearmint
Pineapple
Pomegranate
Quinoa
Rangeland
Root and tuber vegetables (Crop Group 1)
Small cereal grains and grain amaranth
Soybean
Spices (except black pepper) (Subgroup 19B)
Teosinte
Tree farms or plantations
Tropical tree fruits
Turnip greens
Vegetable, brassica, head and stem (Crop Group 5-16)
Vegetable, fruiting (Crop Group 8-10)
Vegetable, leafy greens (Subgroup 4-16B)
Watercress For specific details on these areas of use and use rates check the label provided