Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide

Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide is a Group 1A contact and stomach insecticide containing 800 g/kg carbaryl.

It controls a wide range of chewing and sucking insects in fruit, vegetables, field crops, pastures and listed ornamentals. Orchardists also use it to thin apples and pears at fruit set. The wettable granule format mixes cleanly and suits dilute or concentrated spraying. As a result, mixed cropping operations gain one product for many pest jobs.

Pack Sizes: 1 kg and 10kg (10 x 1 kg packs). Registrant: Kendon Plant Care Pty Ltd (APVMA #: 68322/58104)

Similar or comparable to Kendon Carbaryl 500 SC Insecticide and Bugmaster Flowable Insecticide (AgNova)

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Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide controls chewing and sucking insects across fruit, vegetables, field crops and pastures. The active constituent is 800 g/kg carbaryl, a Group 1A anti-cholinesterase compound. Growers apply it at the first sign of pest activity. Because it acts by contact and ingestion, it suits orchard, vine and broadacre situations. In addition, the wettable granule format mixes cleanly in hard or soft water.

Kendon Plant Care Pty Ltd manufactures this insecticide in Australia. The product carries APVMA approval number 68322/58104. It targets pests such as codling moth, light brown apple moth, locusts and weevils. Therefore, it gives mixed orchard and farm operations one product for several jobs. However, users must follow the label crop and rate table closely.

Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide for fruit, vegetable and field crops

This Group 1A insecticide works on contact and through ingestion. As a result, insects that chew foliage or feed on sap pick up a lethal dose. Carbaryl also thins fruit on apples and pears when applied at the right stage. Growers value that dual role during the early fruit set window. In addition, the product mixes with several oils and fungicides for broader programmes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What does Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide control?

A. It controls many chewing and sucking insects. Targets include codling moth, light brown apple moth and locusts. The label lists each crop and pest.

Q. What is the active constituent?

A. The active constituent is 800 g/kg carbaryl. It belongs to insecticide Group 1A. Carbaryl is an anti-cholinesterase compound.

Q. Can I use it in the home garden?

A. No. The label clearly states: Do not use this product in the home garden. Kendon registered this granule for commercial growers only. For lawns, Kendon Carbaryl 500 SC is registered to treat lawn grubs and crown mealybug. Home gardeners can also choose Yates Success Ultra Insect Control, Eco-Neem Botanical Insecticide or Eco-Oil. Always check the label registration before you spray.

Q. How soon can I harvest after spraying?

A. The withholding period depends on the crop. For example, pome fruit needs 11 weeks. Avocados and citrus need three days. Check the label for each crop.

Q. Does it harm bees?

A. Yes, carbaryl is dangerous to bees. Do not spray plants in flower while bees forage. This protects local pollinators.

Crop Insecticide Product Range

Features & Benefits

Contains 800 g/kg carbaryl, a proven Group 1A anti-cholinesterase active.
Controls a broad range of chewing and sucking insects across many crops.
Works by both contact and ingestion for reliable knockdown.
Wettable granule format mixes cleanly in hard or soft water.
Suits dilute and concentrate spraying in tree and vine crops.
It thins apples and pears when applied at the correct fruit set stage.
Compatible with several oils, fungicides and other partners for broader programmes.
Australian-owned manufacturer with APVMA registration 68322/58104.

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Directions Of Use

Click here for Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide directions for use.

General instructions: Fill the spray tank half full of water. Add Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide and mix thoroughly. Then add the rest of the water and mix again. Maintain agitation while filling and spraying. Good pest control and fruit thinning need even, thorough coverage. Apply with appropriate equipment and enough water for full penetration.

Restraints:

Do not apply by air.
Do not make more than four applications per season to avocados.
Do not make more than three applications per season to mangoes.
Do not use this product in the home garden.

Table 1: Tree and vine crops

Crop	Pest	Rate	Critical comments
Avocados (NSW & Qld)	Monolepta beetle	130 g/100L	Apply at the first sign of infestation and repeat as swarms re-infest.
Coconut (non-flowering, non-fruiting only)	Palm leaf beetle	125 g/100L water or 1.4 kg/ha	Apply at the first sign of pest activity and repeat as necessary.
Orange and Lemon	Citrus leaf-eating weevil, Lightbrown apple moth	100–130 g/100L	Apply at first sign and repeat at 2-week intervals. Use a higher rate under high pressure.
Orange and Lemon	Fuller’s Rose weevil	100–130 g/100L	Spray the lower parts of trees and the ground beneath when an attack is noticed.
Orange and Lemon	White wax scale	90 g/100L + 1L Summer Oil	Spray to run off. Two applications: early December, again late Jan to early Feb.
Orange and Lemon	Bronze orange bug, Spined citrus bug	65 g/100L	Apply at the first sign of activity and repeat as necessary.
Orange and Lemon	Orange fruit borer, Yellow peach moth	130 g/100L	Apply at the first sign of activity and repeat as necessary.
Orange and Lemon	Pink wax scale	90 g/100L + 1L Summer Oil	Apply at the first sign of activity and repeat as necessary.
Grapes (butt treatment only)	Cutworms	130 g/100L	Apply to the base of the vine.
Longans and Litchis (non-flowering, non-fruiting)	Yellow peach moth, Macadamia nut borer, Monolepta beetles, Rhyparida beetles, Leaf roller, Red-shouldered leaf beetle	125 g/100L water	Apply at first sign and repeat as necessary. Thorough foliage coverage needed.
Macadamias	Macadamia nutborer	130 g/100L	Four sprays at 2 to 3 weekly intervals during late Nov to Feb. Direct spray to nut clusters.
Macadamias	Macadamia twig-girdler	130 g/100L	Two sprays: one in spring, again in autumn. Do not spray flowers.
Mangoes	Flatids, Pink wax scale	90 g/100L	Apply in December.
Mangoes	Fig leafhoppers	90 g/100L	Apply when pests appear on fruit stalks (Oct to Nov).
Pome fruit (Apples, pears)	Codling moth, Lightbrown apple moth, Pear leaf blister mite	130 g/100L	Apply at the first sign in spring. Repeat at 3 to 4 week intervals. See label cultivar and bloom restrictions.
Pome fruit (Apples, pears)	Pear and cherry slug	130 g/100L	Apply at the first sign. Repeat at 3 to 4 week intervals.
Pome fruit (Apples, pears)	Fruit thinning	100–130 g/100L	Apply between 7 and 28 days after full bloom. Do not add wetting agents or spray in cold, wet conditions.
Stone fruit (Apricots, nectarines, peaches, plums, prunes; not cherries)	Light brown apple moth, Oriental fruit moth, Native budworm	100–130 g/100L	Apply at the first sign. Repeat at 2-week intervals. Use a higher rate under high pressure.
Stone fruit	Fruit tree borer	180 g/100L	Saturate damaged trunk and limb areas. Apply twice at 21-day intervals during winter.

Table 2: Fruit and vegetables

Crop	Pest	Rate	Critical comments
Melons and other flowering cucurbits (to flowering only)	Budworms (Heliothis spp), pumpkin beetle, 28-spotted ladybird	100–130 g/100L	Apply at first sign and repeat as necessary.
Potatoes	Potato moth	1.4 kg/ha	Use enough water for thorough coverage. Start when moth activity is first seen and repeat as necessary.
Raspberry	Light brown apple moth, Heliothis, Mealy bug, Rutherglen bug, weevils, Armyworm	125 g/100L water	Apply at first sign and repeat as required.
Root vegetables (Beetroot, turnips/Swede only)	Brown vegetable weevil	190 g/100L	Apply at first sign and repeat as necessary.
Sweet Potato	Sweet potato weevil	125 g/100L water or 1.4 kg/ha	Apply at first sign and repeat as necessary.

Table 3: Field crops and pastures

Crop	Pest	Rate	Action
Cereals (including maize and sorghum)	Australian plague locust, wingless grasshopper, yellow-winged locust, migratory locust	700–900 g/ha	Apply when pest appears and repeat as necessary. Use a higher rate under high pressure.
Duboisia	Sandal-box hawk moth, Cluster caterpillar, Leaf-eating ladybirds, Australian plague locust, Grasshopper	130 g/100L	Apply as necessary.
Lucerne	Lucerne leaf roller	1.0–1.4 kg/ha	Apply when pest appears and repeat as necessary.
Lucerne	Native budworm, Leaf hopper	1.4 kg/ha	Use enough water for adequate coverage.
Lucerne	Lucerne flea	320 g/ha	Apply 3 to 5 weeks after opening autumn rains and repeat as necessary.
Pastures, pasture seed crops	Yellow-winged locust, migratory locust, Australian plague locust	750–875 g/ha	Apply when pests first appear and repeat as necessary. Some tropical pasture legumes may show phytotoxicity.

Table 4: Ornamentals

Situation	Pest	Rate	Critical comments
Elm Trees	Elm leaf beetle	2.5 kg/100L	Apply to the trunk in December when larvae are first seen. Repeat 4 to 6 weeks later if needed. Apply a half metre band at 1.5 m height or above.
Elm Trees	Elm leaf beetle (small specimen trees)	125 g/100L	Apply to foliage if large numbers of larvae threaten defoliation. Repeat when required.
Ornamentals	Green vegetable bug, potato moth, European earwig, cabbage white butterfly, cabbage moth, native budworm, loopers, leaf-eating ladybird, pumpkin beetle	130 g/100L	Apply at first sign and repeat as necessary. Test a small area first, as phytotoxicity and efficacy cannot be guaranteed across all ornamentals.

Rates are a general guide only. Before opening, carefully read the Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide directions for use, precautionary and protection statements, storage and disposal, safety directions and first aid instructions. The product is designed for the particular purpose indicated on the label. Failure to use the product strictly as directed may be illegal and dangerous, and render the product ineffective.

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Disclaimer: This information and product advice is not intended to be advice or recommendations for any specific use or circumstance. You should seek specialist advice before using any product. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Specialist Sales liability is limited.

Host & Pest

Host	Pest
Host & Pest
Apricot, Nectarine, Peach, Plum, Prune	Fruit Tree Borer, Light Brown Apple Moth, Native Budworm Or Bollworm, Oriental Fruit Moth
Avocado	Monolepta Beetle
Beetroot, Swede, Turnip	Brown Vegetable Weevil
Cereal Crop	Australian Plague Locust, Migratory Locust, Wingless Grasshopper, Yellow-Winged Locust
Coconut	Palm Leaf Beetle
Cucurbit - Flowering, Melon	Budworms, Pumpkin Beetle, Twenty-eight-Spotted Potato Ladybird
Duboisia Or Corkwood	Australian Plague Locust, Cluster Caterpillar, Grasshopper, Leaf-Eating Ladybird - Epilachna Spp., Sandal-Box Hawk Moth
Elm Tree	Elm Leaf Beetle
Grape	Cutworm
Lemon, Orange	Bronze Orange Bug, Citrus Leaf-Eating Weevil, Fuller's Rose Weevil, Light Brown Apple Moth, Orange Fruit Borer, Pink Scale, Spined Or Larger Horned Citrus Bug, White Scale, Yellow Peach Moth
Loganberry, Lychee	Leaf Beetle, Leaf Rolling Moth - Adult & Larval, Macadamia Nutborer, Monolepta Beetle, Redshouldered Leaf Beetle, Yellow Peach Moth
Lucerne	Leafhopper, Lucerne Flea, Lucerne Leafroller, Native Budworm Or Bollworm
Macadamia	Macadamia Nutborer, Macadamia Twig Girdler
Mango	Fig Leafhopper, Flatid, Pink Scale
Ornamental	Cabbage Moth, Cabbage White Butterfly, European Earwig, Green Vegetable Bug, Leaf-Eating Beetle, Looper, Native Budworm Or Bollworm, Potato Moth, Pumpkin Beetle
Pasture, Pasture Seed Crop	Australian Plague Locust, Migratory Locust, Yellow-Winged Locust
Pome Fruit	Blister Mite, Codling Moth, Fruit Thinning, Light Brown Apple Moth, Pear And Cherry Slug
Potato	Potato Moth
Raspberry	Armyworm, Light Brown Apple Moth, Mealy Bug, Rutherglen Bug, Weevil
Sweet Potato	Sweet Potato Weevil

Tips For Use

Mixing

Mix with hard or soft water. Fill the tank half full, add the granules, mix well, then add the rest of the water.
When tank mixing with spray oils, add the product after the oil is thoroughly mixed with water.
Maintain agitation while filling and spraying.

Compatibility

May be combined with any one of: copper oxychloride, dimethoate, sulphur, summer spray oil, thiram, zineb or ziram.
Do not mix with Lime Sulphur, Bordeaux mixture or other alkaline materials.
Test all mixtures before mixing commercial quantities.

Resistance management

This is a Group 1A insecticide. Repeated use of Group 1A products can select for resistant insects.
Rotate with insecticides from other groups where possible.

Application

Good control and fruit thinning need even, thorough coverage.
Adjust equipment settings and water volume to suit crop growth stage.
For tree and vine crops, the label sets out dilute and concentrate spraying methods.

Re-entry period

Do not enter treated areas until the product has dried, unless wearing cotton overalls and chemical-resistant gloves.
For hand harvesting after airblast and groundboom use, do not enter until Day 6, unless wearing the stated protective clothing.
Do not allow public entry until the product has dried.

Protection of livestock, wildlife and the environment

Dangerous to bees. Do not spray any plants in flower while bees are foraging.
Do not contaminate streams, rivers or waterways with the chemical or used containers.

Storage and disposal

Store in the closed, original container in a cool, well-ventilated area.
Do not store for prolonged periods in direct sunlight.
Triple or preferably pressure rinse containers before disposal, and add rinsings to the spray tank.

Safety Directions

The product is poisonous if absorbed through skin contact or swallowed.
It may irritate the eyes and skin. Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
Do not touch or rub your eyes, nose and mouth with your hands when handling granules.
When opening the container, preparing and using the spray, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist, a washable hat and elbow-length chemical-resistant gloves.
If the product gets on the skin or in the eyes, wash it out immediately with water.
After use and before eating, drinking or smoking, wash hands, arms and face thoroughly with soap and water.
After each day’s use, wash gloves and contaminated clothing.

First Aid

If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or the Poisons Information Centre. Phone Australia 131 126.
For further information, refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

This information and product advice are not intended as advice or recommendations for any specific use or circumstance. You should seek specialist advice before using any product. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Specialist Sales liability is limited.

Withholding Period

Harvest

Coconuts (non-flowering, non-fruiting), Cucurbits (flowering), Grapes (butt treatment), Macadamia nuts, Longan and Litchi: withholding period not required when used as directed.
Avocados, oranges, lemons, beetroot, potatoes, sweet potatoes, turnips (swede): Do not harvest for 3 days after application.
Mangoes and Raspberries: Do not harvest for 7 days after application.
Cereals: Do not harvest for 14 days after application.
Stone fruit: Do not harvest for 5 weeks after application.
Pome fruit: Do not harvest for 11 weeks after application.

Grazing

Pasture: Do not graze or cut for stock food for 7 days after application.
Cereals and Lucerne: Do not graze or cut for stock food for 14 days after application.

SDS & Technical

Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide Label (APVMA)	Download Pdf
Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide Label	Download Pdf
Kendon Carbaryl Wettable Granule Insecticide SDS	Download Pdf