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Prachand - Cyclaniliprole 9.3% w/w (10% w/v) DC - Coromandel

Coromandel Prachand Cyclaniliprole 9.3% w/w DC Insecticide

Prachand is Coromandel's Cyclaniliprole 9.3% w/w DC insecticide for label-listed rice stem borer and leaf folder. Cyclaniliprole belongs to IRAC Group 28, the ryanodine receptor modulators.

Use only on the crop and pests named on the current physical Prachand label. Follow its dose, water volume, timing, waiting period, protective equipment and environmental precautions.

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Coromandel Prachand Cyclaniliprole 9.3% w/w DC Insecticide

Coromandel Prachand is a dispersible-concentrate insecticide containing Cyclaniliprole 9.3% w/w, also expressed as 10.0% w/v. Its verified Indian use is for rice stem borer and rice leaf folder.

Cyclaniliprole is an IRAC Group 28 ryanodine receptor modulator. It disrupts insect muscle regulation, leading to feeding cessation, contraction and paralysis. The group classification supports resistance stewardship; it is not a safety grade and does not guarantee control.

Use the current physical Prachand pack and leaflet as the final authority. Confirm the crop and pest, then follow its application timing, dose, water volume, maximum applications, re-entry direction, waiting period, PPE, first aid and environmental precautions.

Verified Product Details

Trade namePrachand
BrandCoromandel
Active ingredientCyclaniliprole 9.3% w/w, equivalent to 10.0% w/v
FormulationDC — dispersible concentrate
Chemical classDiamide insecticide
IRAC group28 — ryanodine receptor modulators
Coromandel-listed packs40 ml, 80 ml, 160 ml and 400 ml

Registered Crop, Pests and Dose

The hectare values below come from the Government of India Major Uses table, while the acre rate is Coromandel's listed direction. Do not convert either value into a universal dose per litre, 15-litre pump or tank.

Crop Registered pests Coromandel rate Government formulation / water Waiting period
Rice Stem borer and leaf folder 160 ml/acre 350–400 ml/ha in 500 L water/ha 40 days

The current physical Prachand label controls if it differs. Pack size is not a dose, and a field rate must not be rounded merely to finish a bottle.

Application and Resistance Stewardship

  • Confirm rice stem borer or leaf folder and assess whether treatment is justified before application.
  • Measure the label rate accurately and calibrate label-permitted equipment for uniform coverage at the directed water volume.
  • Do not invent a per-litre, pump or tank concentration from hectare or acre figures.
  • Count Prachand as Group 28. Pressedo, Coragen and other Group 28 products are not different-mode resistance rotations.
  • A different-group product is an alternative only when its own current label independently matches the rice pest and timing.
  • No recommendation card on this page authorizes tank mixing, simultaneous application, layering or an automatic sequence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Prachand contain?
It contains Cyclaniliprole 9.3% w/w in a DC formulation, equivalent to 10.0% w/v.

Which pests are verified for Prachand?
The verified Prachand use is rice stem borer and rice leaf folder.

What is the Prachand dose?
Coromandel lists 160 ml/acre. The Government table lists 350–400 ml/ha in 500 L water/ha. Follow the current physical label.

What is its IRAC group?
Cyclaniliprole is Group 28. Do not repeat Group 28 products as if a different trade name creates a new mode of action.

Can Prachand be tank-mixed?
This page does not authorize a tank mix. Both current labels and crop-specific advice must expressly support any proposed combination.

Safety and Use Notice

Read and follow the current Coromandel Prachand label before handling or application. Use every item of PPE it requires. Follow its directions for mixing, spraying, re-entry, first aid, storage, disposal and protection of people, animals, pollinators and water bodies. Keep away from children, food and feed. Do not use a damaged, leaking or expired pack. The physical label is final if it differs from this summary.

Quick Facts

Watering

Twice a week

Sunlight

Indirect light

Humidity

High 60-80%

Temperature

18-27°C