Durentis™ insecticide was developed with customer insight in mind, offering protection from above ground and below ground chewing pests, including all species of grubs and fall armyworms.

Durentis insecticide contains a highly concentrated formulation – with the lowest use rate in its class providing operational efficiency to lawn care operators. Apply Durentis Insecticide just once, as early as April — and get powerful season-long protection against white grubs, fall armyworms, and billbugs.

• Season long control of all white grub species and key Lepidopteran pests; including Fall Armyworm.
• Allows lawn care operators (LCOs) operational flexibility with their preventative grub control program. Envu recommends applying Durentis early for best results.
• Highly concentrated formulation with the lowest use rate in its class.
• No signal word – resulting in a favorable profile for both applicators and the environment, including pollinators.
• Active ingredient: Chlorantraniliprole
• Mode of Action: Ryanodine Receptor Modulators
• IRAC Group: 28 (Diamides)

• White Grub sp.
• Fall Armyworm
• Black Cutworm
• Sod Webworm
• Billbugs Sod Webworms
• European Craneflies

• Durentis insecticide is fast acting – providing a zone of protection around the roots and its systemic properties allow for upward translocation. This allows the product to get into turf without the need for excessive irrigation.
• Apply Durentis early for best results.
• Available in 16 or 64 oz. pack size.

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