Repell Bird Repellent – 1 kg

Features

Repell discourages harmful birds, including crows, blackbirds, house sparrows and starlings, from feeding on seeds, young seedlings, fruit and vegetables.

It makes seeds, buds and fruit unpalatable to birds, reducing damage. The response varies considerably by bird species, season and availability of food.

It is compatible with plants and does not affect the flavor of seeds, fruit or vegetables.

Seed treatment

Treat seeds only before sowing.

• Wheat, barley or rye: 60 g per 100 kg of seed.
• Maize, oats, peas or broad beans: 90 g per 100 kg of seed.

For 100 kg of seed, mix 60–90 g of product with 200–400 ml of water, then spray evenly over the spread-out seeds.

Plant treatment

Rate: 1–2 kg per 100 L of water.

Begin spraying when the first signs of bird damage appear on vegetables, fruit, ripening cereal and maize seed, grapes and other crops. Thoroughly spray all plant parts at risk.

Mixing

Half-fill the sprayer with water, add the required amount of product and mix well. Add the remaining water while stirring.

Pre-harvest interval: allow 7 days between the final treatment and harvest.

Repelling birds from gathering areas

To repel geese, other birds and crows from gathering areas among residential buildings, around airports, and near grain and animal-feed sites, mix 1–2 kg with 100 L of water.

Add the product to 50 L of water first and mix thoroughly, then add the remaining water while stirring. Spray the target locations and repeat as necessary.