An adjuvant extracted from natural wintergreen essential oil can not only improve the penetration and absorption rate of pesticide solutions, but also directly suppress difficult pests such as thrips and whiteflies. Besides reducing the use of chemical pesticides, it also helps orchards achieve efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly integrated pest control.

In agricultural pest control, farmers have always been looking for solutions that can both improve pesticide efficacy and directly participate in pest prevention and control. LAKOTA, an innovative product derived from natural wintergreen essential oil extract, is redefining the value of spray adjuvants with its unique dual effects, bringing a new breakthrough to pest management.

Efficient Adjuvant to Improve Pesticide Efficacy

LAKOTA can significantly improve the physical properties of pesticide solutions. Its excellent penetration and spreading ability ensures that the active ingredients of pesticides are evenly distributed across the leaf surface and quickly absorbed into the plant tissue, greatly improving the utilisation rate of insecticides or miticides.

What is even more noteworthy is that LAKOTA has obvious suppressive effects on difficult pests such as thrips and whiteflies. Its active ingredients can interfere with pest behaviour and physiological processes, effectively reducing pest density. It is recommended to use at a concentration of 0.5ml per litre of water. Field trials have proven that it can optimise spray performance while being economical and efficient.

As a product that combines efficient adjuvant properties with pest control effects, LAKOTA is an ideal choice for controlling thrips and whiteflies. This solution not only can reduce the use of chemical pesticides, but also improves overall pest control efficiency, helping farmers achieve economical, environmentally friendly, and sustainable pest management.

Encik Idris from Lanchang, Pahang, had a field exchange session with farmers at the orchard. He shared that after using LAKOTA, the leaf surface was more evenly covered and pests were reduced.