Kral 250 EC

Name: Kral 250 EC
Brand: Safa Tarim A.S.

Kral 250 EC: insecticide registered in Georgia. Registration number: 828/16/21/24, valid until 18.11.2029. Active ingredient: Cypermethrin 250 g/l. Manufacturer: Safa Tarim A.S. (Turkey). Approved crops: Maize (corn), Wheat, Barley, Sugar beet, Beet, Potato, Soybean, Beans and 28 more.

Product overview

Active ingredient: Cypermethrin, 250 g/l
Formulation: EC — emulsifiable concentrate
Manufacturer: Safa Tarim A.S., Turkey
Registration in Georgia: № 828/16/21/24, of 18.11.2024
valid until 18.11.2029
Fishery water bodies: Use is prohibited in the sanitary zone of fishery water bodies — no closer than 200 m from the shore
Mode of action: IRAC 3A

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Description

Kral 250 EC is a insecticide based on cypermethrin. It is registered for use in Georgia according to the State Register. Application rates, crops and treatment timing are given under “Application regulations”.

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Application regulations

The regulations follow the State Catalogue of Pesticides of Georgia. Translations of crops, target organisms and application methods are unofficial; untranslated lines are shown in Georgian.

insecticide
Product rate (l/ha, kg/ha, l/t, kg/t)	Crop or treated object	Pest	Method, timing and specifics of application	Pre-harvest interval, days (number of treatments)	Re-entry to treated area, days: manual (mechanised) work
0.15-0.35	Maize (corn)	European corn borer, Cotton bollwormCotton bollworm European corn borer	Spraying during the growing season	20 (32)	-(3)
0.2-0, 3	Wheat, Barley	Sunn pest, Cereal leaf beetle, Thrips, Flea beetles, AphidsAphids Thrips Flea beetles Sunn pest Cereal leaf beetle	Spraying during the growing season	20 (2)	-(3)
0, 3-0.4 0.15-0.2	Sugar beet	Owlet moths and cutworms, Meadow moth	Spraying during the growing season	-(4) 20(1)	7(3)
0.1-0.2	Potato	28-spotted potato ladybird, Potato tuber moth, Colorado potato beetleColorado potato beetle 28-spotted potato ladybird Potato tuber moth	Spraying during the growing season	20 (2)	7(3)
0.5	Potato	Aphids	Spraying during the growing season	7 (3)	7 (3)
0.4 0, 3	Beans, Peas, SoybeanSoybean Beans Peas	beet webworm, soybean pod borer, polyphagous leaf beetle, seed weevilFruit moths Meadow moth Seed beetles (bruchids)	Spraying during the growing season	20 (2)	-(3)
0.15-0.25	Cruciferous crops	Pollen beetle	Spraying during the growing season	- (3)	-(3)
0.15-0.2	Rapeseed (canola)	pollen beetle, crucifer flea beetles, bugs, white butterflies, aphidsAphids Flea beetles True bugs Cabbage white butterflies Pollen beetle	Spraying during the growing season	- (3)	-(3)
0.2	Cabbage	Cabbage white butterflies, Owlet moths and cutworms, Moths (miners, tineids)Owlet moths and cutworms Moths (miners, tineids)Cabbage white butterflies	Spraying during the growing season	25 (3)	7(3)
0.25	Alfalfa	Phytonomus (alfalfa weevil)	Spraying during the growing season	20 (2)	-(3)
1.2-1.6 0.65-0.8	Tomato, Pepper, CucumberTomato Cucumber Pepper	Whiteflies, Thrips, AphidsAphids Thrips Whiteflies	Spraying during the growing season	3 (2)	2(-)
0.25-0.4	Grapevine	Leaf rollers, European grapevine moth	Spraying during the growing season	25 (3)	7(3)
0.2-0.35	Pear, AppleApple Pear	Leaf rollers, Fruit moths, Pear psylla	Spraying during the growing season	25 (3)	7(3)
0, 8-1, 0	Sour cherry, Sweet cherry	Soft scales and mealybugs	Spraying during the growing season	20 (2)	7(3)
0.25-0.35	Tomato, Watermelon, Melon	Owlet moths and cutworms	Spraying in spring	20 (1)	7(3)
0.5	Carrot	Flea beetles, Carrot fly	Spraying in spring	20 (2)	7(3)
0, 2	Sunflower	Cotton bollworm	Spraying in spring	20 (2)	7(3)
0.1	Conifers, Forests and forest nurseriesConifers	brown-tail moth, leaf- and needle-chewing pestsBrown-tail moth	spraying. dairy cattle may be let out after 5 days, young stock after 3. mushroom and berry picking after 10 days, rest after 4 days. no restriction on grass mowing	- (1)	-(-)
0.01-0.05	Oak	Spongy (gypsy) moth, Leaf rollers, Geometrid moths (loopers)Leaf rollers Spongy (gypsy) moth Geometrid moths (loopers)	spraying. dairy cattle may be let out after 5 days, young stock after 3. mushroom and berry picking after 10 days, rest after 4 days. no restriction on grass mowing	- (1)	-(-)
0.05	spruce	common spruce sawflySawflies	spraying. dairy cattle may be let out after 5 days, young stock after 3. mushroom and berry picking after 10 days, rest after 4 days. no restriction on grass mowing	- (1)	1(1)
0.08 0.016 0.04	Pine	pine sawfly, European pine sawfly, pine processionary moth (young larvae)Sawflies	spraying. dairy cattle may be let out after 5 days, young stock after 3. mushroom and berry picking after 10 days, rest after 4 days. no restriction on grass mowing	- (1)	1(1)
0.04–0.1	Pine	large pine weevilWeevils	spraying seedlings before planting	- (1)	-(-)
0.05-0.1	Ornamental plants	gypsy moth, moths, chewing pestsMoths (miners, tineids)Spongy (gypsy) moth	spraying plants during the growing season with a 0.01% working solution	7 (1)	-(-)
0.1-0.2	Locust-infested areas, Wild vegetation, Pastures and meadowsPastures and meadows Wild vegetation Locust-infested areas	Locusts and grasshoppers	spraying during mass hatching of larvae	20 (1)	-(3)

Before use, check the product label and the current register. Source: National Food Agency of Georgia: lists of registered pesticides and agrochemicals (2026); State Catalogue of Pesticides (Order No. 2-729 of 26.11.2025). Data checked: 23.10.2026.