Agforce is a next-generation, plant-based pest control solution designed for use on food crops and ornamentals. Its dual mode of action—combining physical and biological mechanisms—effectively combats even resistant insect populations by desiccation, resolving the insects cuticle. Biologically, AgForce disrupts the insects nervous system, causing death. With an easy-mixing formulation, no pre-harvest interval, and no re-entry restrictions, Agforce provides reliable pest control without compromising plant health or beneficial insects. Made in the US with full traceability, it offers a sustainable solution with low environmental persistence.

What is AgForce Total Insect Concentrate?

AgForce Total Insect Concentrate is an effective and naturally derived insecticide with essential oils as its main active ingredients.

What pests does AgForce Total Insect Concentrate control?

Mites, aphids, thrips, whiteflies, plant bugs, fruit flies, caterpillars, and other soft bodied insects.

What crops are labeled for use?

AgForce Total Insect Concentrate is labeled for use on ornamental, fruit, and vegetable crops in greenhouse or field settings.

What is the mode of action of AgForce Total Insect Concentrate?

There are several modes of action including physical, which dissolves the cuticle, and biological, which disrupts the nervous system. Having multiple modes of action helps prevent resistance development in insect pests. These modes of action require contact with the insects for best efficacy.

Is AgForce Total Insect Concentrate safe for plants?

AgForce Total Insect Concentrate has been tested on a variety of different food crops and ornamentals without signs of plant damage at the recommended rates. To confirm your target crop will be safe, it is always recommended to test AgForce Total Insect Concentrate on a small group of plants due to variations in climate, host variety, and environmental pressures.

Is AgForce Total Insect Concentrate safe for beneficial insects?

When used properly and after product dries, AgForce Total Insect Concentrate is safe for beneficials. Due to its quick drying and lack of residuals, it will not affect beneficials if you spray shortly before introduction and will not have a lasting effect like some other insecticides.

However, if you spray directly onto beneficials there is a chance of mortality - especially if the beneficials are smaller insects.

What are the recommended rates for AgForce Total Insect Concentrate?

Spray rates range from 0.5% - 2.0% volume concentrate by volume of water (v/v). For example, a 100 gallon per acre rate would include 0.5 gallons to 2.0 gallons of AgForce Total Insect Concentrate. For most insects a 0.5%-1.0% v/v rate is very effective. Higher rates are typically only needed for large or difficult to kill insects.

For dipping, dilute AgForce Total Insect Concentrate at 0.5% v/v.

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1. Apply with a pump or powered sprayer with a fan-shaped, medium spray tip.

2. Dilute at 0.5 - 2.0 gallons of AgForce Total Insect Concentrate per 100 gallons of water.

3. Spray until leaf wetness.

4. Use spray mixture within a day of preparation.

5. Contact with insects and thorough coverage are key for best efficacy.

6. Dip rate is 19 ml per gallon. Only make enough dipping solution needed for one day of use.

1. Shake concentrate well before mixing.

2. Apply to both sides of the leaf.

3. Apply during cooler hours and when humidity is low for best results.

4. Do not apply during rainy or windy conditions or to drought stressed plants.

5. Reapply every 5-7 days or as spot treatments when insects reappear.

6. Take caution when applying to open blooms, especially with blooms known to be sensitive.

7. Make sure plants are dry within an hour after application.