Dimilin 4%
Dimilin maggot death contains the active ingredient Diflubenzuron.
Dimilin 4% granulate is intended as a spreading agent. The active ingredient Diflubenzuron is a new type of insecticide (insect growth regulator) that is active against the larval stages of various insect species and that also acts on the molting mechanism of the fly larvae. This prevents the larvae from developing into an adult fly.
Dimilin 4% granules maggot death ensures that the larvae no longer produce chitin after contact with this product. Chitin is necessary for building the skeleton. The larvae are therefore not killed immediately, but cannot pupate. As a result, the larvae literally grow to death.
Dimilin Madendood starts to work optimally after 2 to 3 weeks and the big advantage is that these products have a long after-effect and are not dangerous for the health of the farmer and the animals. The agent can simply be used when the animals are present in the stable. Because these products only work optimally after 2 to 3 weeks, it is important to work preventively with these products. We recommend repeating the treatment every 5 to 6 weeks. How long these agents take effect depends on how much manure is produced. On average, this product works for 6 to 7 weeks. In practice, it sometimes turns out to work for 12 weeks. This is because less manure is then produced.
Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death
Spreading agent
Is a new type of insecticide (insect growth regulator) that is active against the larval stages of various insect species and that also acts on the molting mechanism of the fly larvae. This prevents the larvae from developing into an adult fly. Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death can only be used as a spreading agent and cannot be dissolved in water.
Dosage:
Sprinkle 125 grams per 10 m2 of Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death over the manure. Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
Where to use Dimilin maggot death:
cattle farming
Slatted floors: Dimilin 4 % granulate maggot death (sprinkling method) This is most commonly used in cattle farming.
Manure heaps: Dimilin 4 % granulate maggot death (sprinkling method) Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
pig farming
Slatted floors: Dimilin 4 % granulate maggot death (sprinkling method) This is most commonly used in pig farming.
Litter boxes: Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death (sprinkling method). Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
Along or under the food troughs: Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death (sprinkling method). Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
poultry farming
Mother animals:
About the grid: Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death (sprinkling method). Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
Among the drinking towers: Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death (sprinkling method). Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
Rearing: Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death (sprinkling method). Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
Laying hens: Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death (sprinkling method). Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
horse stables
Manure heap: Dimilin 4 % granulate maggot death (sprinkling method) Note that the manure contains a certain amount of moisture.
Advantages Dimilin
Not harmful to humans and animals
An optimal and long after effect
Can be used as a spreading method (Dimilin 4% granulate maggot death)
Also suitable for use with manure belt systems for laying hens (ask for special dosages)
Various quality packaging available including measuring scoop
Very favorably priced
Fly larvae are controlled by treating the breeding grounds with Dimilin granulate. These are mainly places where moist manure and feed residues collect. Since Dimilin only kills the larvae, it can take about 2-3 weeks for the number of flies present to decrease significantly. Therefore, the best control is obtained if the granulate is applied prophylactically every 5-6 weeks.
