Pesticide

Trade Name: Avaunt 30WDG

Basic Information

Common Name: indoxacarb

Pesticide Type: Insecticide

EPA Registration Number: 352-597

Chemical Information

Chemical Class: oxadiazine

Amount Per Acre: 5-6 oz

Amount Per 100: Refer to label

REI: 12 Hours

PHI: 7 Days

Restricted Use:

Labels

NYS PIMS Labels:
512931

Notes

Notes:
Indoxacarb (Avaunt) is a broad-spectrum oxadiazine labeled in apples and pears against plum curculio, apple maggot, and European apple sawfly, with some activity also on Lepidoptera such as codling moth, oriental fruit moth and leafminers, as well as leafhoppers. The active ingredient is activated by the insect to an insecticidal form only upon ingestion or absorption through the cuticle, after which it causes paralysis by interference with the sodium flow into nerve cells. It has generally slight to no effects on beneficial insects and mites, but is highly toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment and relatively non-toxic when dried. It is therefore categorized as having a moderate bee poisoning hazard.

Insecticide

IRAC (Insecticide Resistance Action Committees): 22

Toxicity To Bees: Moderate

Insecticide Type: Conventional, Non-OP, Reduced-Risk

For Use on Apples

Pests

Name	Type	Efficacy
Codling Moth	InsectsAndMites	Moderate
Plum Curculio	InsectsAndMites	High
Spotted Tentiform Leafminer	InsectsAndMites	Moderate
Tarnished Plant Bug	InsectsAndMites	Moderate
Leafhoppers	InsectsAndMites	High
Apple Maggot	InsectsAndMites	Moderate

Growth Stages

Name	Can Be Used on Growth Stage	Remarks
Silver Tip
Green Tip
Half-Inch Green
Tight Cluster	67	Recommended period for control of tarnished plant bug (moderate effectiveness).
Pink	67	Recommended period for control of spotted tentiform (plus apple blotch) leafminer, tarnished plant bug (moderate effectiveness against TPB).
Bloom
Petal Fall	67	Recommended period for control of codling moth, lesser appleworm, oriental fruit moth, European apple sawfly, plum curculio, spotted tentiform (plus apple blotch) leafminer, white apple leafhopper, potato leafhopper.
Additional Summer Sprays	67	Recommended period for control of apple maggot (moderate effectiveness), codling moth, lesser appleworm, oriental fruit moth, plum curculio (1st cover), spotted tentiform (plus apple blotch) leafminer, white apple leafhopper, potato leafhopper.
Postharvest
Control of Storage Disorders

Please note that if a number appears under the field “Can Be Used on Growth Stage” it is indicating that it can be used during this growth stage. The number appearing here is a bug and we intend on fixing it sorry for any inconvenience.

Beneficials

Name	Toxicity
Amblyseius fallacis	L
Aphidoletes aphidimyza	L
Typhlodromus pyri	L
Stethorus punctum	L

L - Low Toxicity
M - Moderate Toxicity
H - Highly Toxicity