Vineyard Grapevine Moth: Application times are determined according to the predict-warn system. If the number of butterflies caught in sexually attractive traps has not yet reached the highest level and the increase continues, the total effective temperatures reach 95-100 days in the first generation , 450-460 days in the second generation , 970-980 days in the third generation and the plant phenology is in the flower bud period in the first generation, in the unripe grape period in the second generation, in the beginning of sweetening period in the third generation and before the first egg is seen in the vineyard, a decision is made to apply the pesticide. One application is made against each generation. No more than 2 applications are made for table grapes and 1 for wine grapes during the season.

Apple, Pear - Leaf miner moth : Leaves should be taken from at least 5 trees, 20 from each tree, from designated areas and live larvae should be counted. If there are 4 or more live larvae per leaf and the parasitism rate is very low, application is made.

Apple, Pear, Quince - Codling moth : Applications are made according to the prediction and warning system. The best effect is to keep the trees medicated during the larvae hatching of each generation and to kill the larvae that hatch before they enter the fruit. The prediction and early warning system is not taken into account in pear and quince. Spraying should be repeated against the first generation after 14 days, taking into account the effect period of the drug. Spraying should be continued in the same way against the second and subsequent generations if the pest is intense enough to require spraying. These sprayings should be made with drugs with different effect mechanisms, adhering to the rules specified in the section on resistance.

For apple, pear and quince, do not apply more than 2 times in the same place during the season.

Cotton Leafworm : The leaves, combs, flowers and bolls of a total of 25 plants are checked, one plant every 10-15 steps. Application is decided when 0.5 larvae per plant or 2 egg packages or 2 newly opened egg packages are seen in 25 plants.

Cotton - Greenworm : All plants in a randomly selected 3 m row length are checked and Greenworm eggs and larvae are counted, and when an average of 2 larvae are found in a 3 m row length, application is decided.

Cotton - Spinyworm : Application should be made when an average of 2 larvae or 4 eggs close to hatching are found in a 3 m cotton row during field survey .

On cotton, do not apply more than 2 times in the same place during the season.

Potato Beetle: When the daily average temperature reaches 14-15°C, the field is entered from the diagonal direction and the eggs, larvae and adults of the pest are searched in the pits. Encountering any of its stages indicates that the field is infested. If an application is to be made against the first generation, it should be made when the first mature larvae (fourth stage) are seen on the plants. In case of application against the second generation, it should be waited for the egg hatching to be completed. Since the damage that will occur during this period depending on the insect density can be tolerated by the plant, application may not be necessary. However, as a result of the researches, the 20% damage caused by the potato beetle on the leaves of the potato plant can be tolerated by the plant and there is no decrease in the product. This rate increases up to 40% depending on the phenological stage and development of the plant. Do not make more than 2 applications on potatoes during the season.

Corn earworm and Corn earworm: In the first product; 50 decares of field is considered as a unit, and the field is walked in a zigzag manner to detect the infestation (egg clusters and lesions on leaves, stems, cobs, tops and cob tassels) in 100 plants. Spraying is done if the number of infected plants is 5% or more. In the second product; 50 decares of field is considered as a unit, and the field is walked in a zigzag manner to check and count the egg clusters in 100 plants. Corn earworm egg clusters are found on the inner surface of the leaf sheath surrounding the stem; Corn earworm egg clusters are generally found on the underside of the leaves. 2 or 3 sprayings are done at 10 or 15 day intervals, taking into account the effect periods of the pesticides.

Corn - Grey Wolf: In fields where the pest is likely to be present, in places where row planting is done, spraying is done in fields where there are at least 2 defeated plants on 3-meter rows in 10 different places. Do not apply more than 2 times during the season.

Peach, Apricot, Plum, - Peach moth, Oriental fruit moth: Application should be made during the egg-laying period of the pest, before the eggs hatch and the fruit enters. Application is made as soon as the first larva damage is seen on the fruit or 10 days after the first adult emergence is seen. A second application can be made considering the effect period of the product used, new larva damage and harvest date. Application should be repeated at 14-day intervals depending on the pest density. Do not make more than 2 applications during the season.