What pesticide is effective against soil-dwelling pests of peanuts?

During land preparation, dilute phoxim with a little water and broadcast it together with the base fertilizer to control white grubs; if there are many white grubs, high-efficiency lambda-cyhalothrin can be added. When sowing, treat the seeds with phoxim or chlorpyrifos, imidacloprid, thiamethoxam and other agents to control white grubs and other soil-dwelling pests. Adding thifluzamide when treating seeds can control root rot and stem base rot.

1. Phoxim: a low-toxicity organophosphorus insecticide, suitable for controlling soil-dwelling pests. It has a good effect on the larvae of various Lepidoptera pests that damage peanuts, wheat, rice, cotton, corn, fruit trees, vegetables, mulberry and tea, and also has a certain killing effect on eggs.

2. Chlorpyrifos: a phosphorothioate insecticide, easily bound by organic matter in the soil, with a special effect on soil-dwelling pests and a residual period of more than 30 days. It has good control efficacy against many pests with chewing and piercing-sucking mouthparts on rice, wheat, cotton, fruit trees, vegetables and tea.

3. Imidacloprid: a neonicotinoid ultra-efficient insecticide. After pests come into contact with the agent, normal conduction in the central nervous system is blocked, causing paralysis and death. It can be used on rice, wheat, corn, cotton, potato, vegetables, sugar beet, fruit trees and other crops. Because of its excellent systemic property, it is especially suitable for seed treatment and granular broadcasting.