Gharda Bakeel Insecticide is a dual-active agricultural insecticide containing Fipronil 15% and Imidacloprid 5% w/v in a Suspension Concentrate formulation. It is recommended for managing aphids, jassids, thrips and pink bollworm in cotton.
Bakeel combines contact, ingestion and systemic activity to support broad-spectrum pest management. Its active ingredients affect different sites within the insect nervous system, helping reduce pest activity and crop damage when applied at the recommended dose and appropriate pest stage.
| Product Name | Bakeel |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gharda Chemicals Limited |
| Product Category | Agricultural insecticide |
| Technical Name | Fipronil 15% + Imidacloprid 5% w/v SC |
| Formulation | SC – Suspension Concentrate |
| Recommended Crop | Cotton |
| Target Pests | Aphids, jassids, thrips and pink bollworm |
| Application Method | Foliar spray |
| Recommended Sprayer | Knapsack sprayer |
| Recommended Nozzle | Hollow-cone nozzle |
| Available Pack Sizes | 250 ml, 500 ml and 1 litre |
| Manufacturer and Marketer | Gharda Chemicals Limited |
| Active Ingredient | Concentration | Chemical Group | IRAC Group |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fipronil | 15% w/v | Phenylpyrazole insecticide | Group 2B |
| Imidacloprid | 5% w/v | Neonicotinoid insecticide | Group 4A |
| Formulation | Suspension Concentrate (SC) | ||
| Crop | Target Pest | Common Crop Damage |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton | Aphids | Sap feeding, leaf curling, sticky honeydew and weakening of tender growth |
| Cotton | Jassids | Yellowing, downward curling, leaf-edge burning and hopper-burn symptoms |
| Cotton | Thrips | Scraping and feeding damage on tender leaves, resulting in curling and reduced vigour |
| Cotton | Pink bollworm | Larval feeding inside flowers and bolls that can affect seeds, lint and boll quality |
| Crop | Target Pests | Active Ingredient Dose | Formulation Dose | Water Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cotton | Aphids, jassids and thrips | Fipronil 75 g + Imidacloprid 25 g a.i./ha | 500 ml/ha | 500 litres/ha |
| Cotton | Pink bollworm | Fipronil 90 g + Imidacloprid 30 g a.i./ha | 600 ml/ha | 500 litres/ha |
| Target Pests | Dose per Acre | Approximate Water Volume | Calculated Concentration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aphids, jassids and thrips | Approximately 200 ml | Approximately 200 litres | Approximately 1 ml per litre |
| Pink bollworm | Approximately 240 ml | Approximately 200 litres | Approximately 1.2 ml per litre |
Dose note: Acre and per-litre quantities are approximate conversions of the official recommendations of 500–600 ml formulation in 500 litres of water per hectare. Always maintain the complete area-based dose and follow the product label.
| Application Type | Foliar spray |
|---|---|
| First Application | Apply during the initial appearance of the target pest |
| Repeat Application | Repeat according to pest intensity and label directions |
| Spray Interval | Approximately 15 days |
| Suggested Water Volume | 500 litres per hectare |
| Pre-Harvest Interval | 6 days after the last application |
| Re-entry Period | 24 hours after application |
Fipronil acts primarily by blocking GABA-gated chloride channels in the insect nervous system. This causes uncontrolled nervous activity, impaired movement and eventual death in susceptible pests following contact or ingestion.
Imidacloprid binds to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the insect nervous system. Persistent stimulation disrupts nerve-signal transmission, resulting in feeding cessation, paralysis and eventual death in susceptible insects.
The combination provides contact, ingestion and systemic activity through two complementary modes of action for label-listed cotton pests.
Bakeel is a Suspension Concentrate insecticide containing Fipronil 15% and Imidacloprid 5% w/v.
It is recommended for managing aphids, jassids, thrips and pink bollworm in cotton. Do not apply it to unlisted crops or pests unless permitted by the label.
For aphids, jassids and thrips, use 500 ml per hectare, which is approximately 200 ml per acre in about 200 litres of water.
For pink bollworm, use 600 ml per hectare, which is approximately 240 ml per acre in about 200 litres of water.
Based on the official hectare recommendation, the calculated concentration is approximately 1 ml per litre for sucking pests and 1.2 ml per litre for pink bollworm. Maintain the complete area-based dose.
Apply the first spray during the initial appearance of aphids, jassids, thrips or pink bollworm. Repeat only when required by pest intensity and permitted by the product label.
If repeat application is required, the official guidance specifies an interval of approximately 15 days.
Maintain a minimum pre-harvest interval of 6 days after the last application.
The official re-entry period is 24 hours after application. Follow label directions regarding protective equipment if earlier entry is unavoidable.
Tank-mix only when permitted by both product labels and after confirming compatibility. Avoid mixing with unknown products without a compatibility test.
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