What is Diazinon | Where to use

Diazinon is an OP insecticide and acaricide (a chemical which kills mites and ticks), which acts as a contact stomach and respiratory poison. In common with other OPs, diazinon’s toxic action is achieved by inhibiting acetylcholinesterase, an enzyme essential for normal nerve impulse transmission.

It is used throughout the world to control a wide range of sucking and chewing insects and mites on a range of crops, including deciduous fruit trees, citrus fruit, bananas, vegetables, potatoes, beet, sugar cane, coffee, cocoa, tea, tobacco, cotton, and rice. It is also used to control agricultural soil-dwelling insects, and is applied as a sheep dip to control ectoparasites such as sheep scab and blow fly strike. Diazinon use in homes controls cockroaches, ants, and carpet beetles, and is in insecticidal pet collars.

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