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Under-dosing breeds resistance; over-dosing burns crops and breaks PHI residue limits. Measure with the pack's cup, never a bottle cap.
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How do I know a pesticide is genuine and not fake?
Buy only from a licensed dealer, insist on a bill that shows the batch number, and check that the pack carries a CIB&RC registration number, a batch number matching the bill, and an unexpired date on a sealed pack. Report suspected spurious stock to your Agriculture Department office or the Kisan Call Centre 1800-180-1551.
What is PHI and why does it matter?
PHI (pre-harvest interval) is the number of days you must wait between the last spray and harvest, printed on the label per crop. Selling produce before the PHI has passed can leave residues above legal limits — buyers and FPOs increasingly test for this. Product cards here show a PHI chip wherever the label states one.
Can I control sucking pests without chemicals?
Often, if you start early: yellow sticky traps and neem-based sprays keep low populations of whitefly and aphids down, and IPM advisories recommend chemicals only after the economic threshold is crossed. Ask your Agricultural Officer or KVK for the threshold for your crop — that advice is free.
Does agri.in sell pesticides or recommend what to spray?
No. agri.in lists CIB&RC-registered products with printed MRPs and dealers, and connects you directly — free, no commission. We never prescribe: what and when to spray comes from the product label and your local agri officer's advisory. Sponsored placements are always labelled.