Poncho 1250 provides corn rootworm control comparable to traditional soil-applied insecticides. It matches or exceeds best competitors in control of cutworms, wireworms, white grubs, seedcorn maggots, grape colaspis, flea beetles, chinch bugs, billbugs, and other insect pests.

Seed protected with Poncho 1250 produced an average 12.6 bu/A more yield than untreated seed in 471 head-to-head comparisons over past 3 years.

Poncho 1250 is also recommended for refuge acres in conjunction with use of rootworm-resistant corn hybrids.

A precise amount of Poncho 1250 insecticide is applied to every seed; then it’s delivered to your farm, on the seed, in the bag.

It has excellent cost-to-benefit ratio relative to soil-applied products.

With Poncho 1250, you can plant more acres per day––no liquid insecticide systems to mix and load; no insecticide hoppers to fill.

Water solubility and attraction to plant lipids (oils) is nearly ideal for maximum plant absorption, making it better than any other seed-applied insecticide.

Poncho 1250 can be combined with fungicides on the seed, with no known interactions with herbicides.

Poncho 1250 is a non-restricted-use insecticide and has an excellent worker and environmental safety profile.