Borzok 3X - Chlorantraniliprole 0.4% + Fipronil 0.6% + Clothianidin 1.00% w/w GR - Parijat

Parijat Borzok 3X: Product Overview

Parijat Borzok 3X is a granular insecticide containing Chlorantraniliprole 0.4% + Fipronil 0.6% + Clothianidin 1.00% w/w GR. Parijat's current Indian product page lists crop-specific uses in paddy, sugarcane and groundnut.

The three active ingredients represent three insecticide target sites. Chlorantraniliprole is an IRAC Group 28 diamide, Fipronil is a Group 2B phenylpyrazole or fiprole, and Clothianidin is a Group 4A neonicotinoid. The product is a ready granular formulation for field broadcasting, not a foliar spray concentrate.

Parijat publishes complete per-acre formulation rates, application windows and waiting periods for paddy and sugarcane. Its groundnut row gives the crop, pests and rate but no numeric pre-harvest interval. The verified values are retained below without inventing a water dilution, per-litre dose or missing groundnut PHI.

Why Choose Borzok 3X?

• Verified three-active formulation: the current Parijat page confirms all three active ingredients, strengths and the GR formulation.
• Three defined IRAC groups: Groups 28, 2B and 4A provide a clear resistance-management identity.
• Crop-specific field directions: separate rows cover the named paddy, sugarcane and groundnut pest situations.
• Granular application: Parijat directs uniform broadcasting with sand or fertiliser as the carrier, so no spray-water conversion is needed.
• Label-led information: unsupported promises about guaranteed yield, tiller count, root growth, greening, protection duration or universal pest control are intentionally excluded.

Technical Specifications

Brand	Parijat Borzok 3X
Active Ingredients	Chlorantraniliprole 0.4% + Fipronil 0.6% + Clothianidin 1.00% w/w
Formulation	GR - granules
Product Class	Insecticide
IRAC Groups	28 + 2B + 4A
Chemical Classes	Anthranilic diamide + phenylpyrazole/fiprole + neonicotinoid
Primary Target Sites	Ryanodine receptors + GABA-gated chloride channels + nicotinic acetylcholine receptors
Crops on Current Parijat Directions	Paddy, sugarcane and groundnut
Application Form	Mix with the label-listed carrier and broadcast uniformly; not a spray-tank formulation
Mana Agri Mart Variants	3 kg and 4 kg

How the Three Active Ingredients Work

1. Chlorantraniliprole - IRAC Group 28: modulates insect ryanodine receptors, disrupting normal calcium regulation and muscle function in susceptible pests.
2. Fipronil - IRAC Group 2B: blocks GABA-gated chloride channels and disrupts normal nerve signalling.
3. Clothianidin - IRAC Group 4A: competitively modulates nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, interfering with normal nervous-system transmission.

A three-active mixture is not a reason for repeated use. Another product containing a Group 28 diamide, Fipronil or another Group 2B active, or a Group 4A neonicotinoid shares at least one Borzok 3X mode of action and is not a fully different resistance rotation.

Verified Indian Uses, Dose and PHI

PHI is the minimum interval between the last application and harvest. Rates are retained in the official per-acre unit. No per-litre, pump, hectare or pack-based conversion is invented. The current physical Borzok 3X label remains the final authority.

When and How to Apply

• Paddy: Parijat directs application 15-25 days after transplanting.
• Sugarcane: the first listed timing is from planting up to the first irrigation; the second is 70-90 days after planting or at earthing-up.
• Groundnut: Parijat directs application at sowing.
• Broadcast method: mix the measured granules with sand or fertiliser as the carrier and broadcast uniformly across the field, exactly as the current physical label directs.
• The carrier instruction is not permission to add another insecticide, fungicide, herbicide, adjuvant or other crop-protection product. No pesticide tank-mix, layering or simultaneous-use advice is provided here.

Application and Safety Guidance

• Confirm the crop, diagnosed pest, per-acre rate, application window and PHI on the current physical Borzok 3X pack before use.
• Measure the treated area and product accurately. Do not assume the 3 kg pack is correct for sugarcane or the 4 kg pack is correct for paddy or groundnut.
• Follow the label for field moisture, irrigation, carrier quantity, broadcasting equipment, repeat-use limits, re-entry, first aid and every local restriction; those details are not invented here.
• Wear every item of personal protective equipment stated on the current label. Avoid skin, eye and inhalation exposure and wash thoroughly after handling.
• The Registration Committee approval record requires strong aquatic-organism and honey-bee precautions. Keep granules and runoff away from ponds, drains, waterways and aquaculture, and do not apply when bees are actively foraging.
• Keep unprotected people and animals away during handling and application. Store in the original closed, labelled pack away from food, feed, medicines, children and animals.
• Follow the current label and local rules for spill response, empty-pack disposal and emergency medical advice. Never reuse the container.

Resistance-Management Guidance

Borzok 3X already contains IRAC Groups 28, 2B and 4A. Avoid repeated exposure of successive pest generations to any of these groups. When another treatment is justified, select a separately applied product from a genuinely different effective IRAC group only when its own current Indian label covers the same crop, pest and application window. Follow each product's rate, method, timing, PHI and safety directions independently.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Parijat Borzok 3X contain?
Chlorantraniliprole 0.4%, Fipronil 0.6% and Clothianidin 1.00% w/w in a granular formulation.

Which IRAC groups are present?
Group 28, Group 2B and Group 4A.

What are the published doses?
Parijat lists 3 kg/acre for paddy, 4 kg/acre for sugarcane and 3 kg/acre for groundnut. Use only the row matching the crop and pest.

What are the waiting periods?
The current Parijat page lists 58 days for paddy and 156 days for sugarcane. It does not display a numeric groundnut PHI, so the physical pack must be checked.

Is Borzok 3X a spray?
No. It is a GR product for uniform field broadcasting by the label method; no spray-water dilution is listed.

Can it be tank-mixed with another pesticide?
No tank-mix advice is provided. The official sand-or-fertiliser carrier direction does not authorise adding another crop-protection product.

Safety Disclaimer

Always read and follow the current Parijat Borzok 3X label and leaflet. The physical pack is the final authority for approved crops and pests, dose, timing, application method, carrier, maximum applications, PHI, re-entry, PPE, first aid, environmental precautions, storage and disposal. This verified guide does not replace the label, Indian regulation or qualified agronomic advice.