When whiteflies and other sucking pests continue to threaten vegetable crops, eggplant grower Mr. Yee chose a targeted new control solution — Pyriproxyfen 10.8EC. It effectively suppresses whitefly egg hatching, and when used together with adult insecticides, it significantly reduces crop damage. Today, his eggplant farm has continued stable harvesting for 4 months.

Facing the continuous threat of whiteflies and other sucking pests on vegetable crops, farmers are actively looking for efficient, safe, and long-lasting solutions.

Suppressing Egg Hatching

Pyriproxyfen 10.8EC, launched by Advansia, is a pest control product specially designed for vegetable crops. It is especially targeted at whitefly eggs and can effectively suppress their hatching.

This product not only effectively interrupts the whitefly reproduction cycle, but also offers multiple advantages: low toxicity, short residue period, less likelihood of resistance, and long-lasting protection. It is suitable for use together with adult insecticides and can be incorporated into an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) system, helping farmers build a sustainable crop protection strategy.

Can Be Mixed with Adult Insecticides

Mr. Yee’s farm in Machap has focused on eggplant cultivation for 10 years. Currently, the eggplant plants in the farm have been continuously harvested for 4 months while still maintaining good growth.

Mr. Yee said that whiteflies are one of the main threats during eggplant cultivation. If not controlled in time, the plants are highly prone to viral diseases, leading to stunted growth or even plant death.

Since introducing Pyriproxyfen 10.8EC, Mr. Yee has regularly applied it together with other adult insecticides, effectively suppressing pest spread. Over the long term, crop losses have been significantly reduced.

Advansia has long been committed to promoting sustainable agricultural solutions, and Pyriproxyfen 10.8EC is one of its key promoted products.

Recommended dosage: Mix 10ml of product with 20 litres of clean water and spray regularly on crop leaves to avoid pest outbreaks.

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