Which pesticides work well for controlling insect eggs

What farmers hate most is pests, which affect crop growth. To kill pests, you must start by killing the eggs. Different pesticides target the eggs of different pests. Below, let's look at what pesticides to use for insect eggs.

Lime sulfur: It is generally believed that lime sulfur has a certain effect on overwintering scale insect nymphs, as well as on mites and mite eggs. Using lime sulfur can reduce the base of orchard pests and diseases. When using lime sulfur, if you then use other pesticides, it is recommended to leave an interval of half a month, so as to avoid pesticide damage.

Buprofezin: For scale insects, buprofezin is generally considered quite good, and it is also registered for use on scale insects.

Etoxazole and spirodiclofen: For mite control, etoxazole and spirodiclofen can make mite eggs sterile.

Cyenopyrafen: It is said to have a certain effect on killing eggs, but it has not been promoted for long and still needs verification.

Clofentezine: It can kill winter eggs and has the best effect on mite eggs, but is ineffective against adult mites.

Azocyclotin: It can kill eggs. It causes pesticide damage when used on young citrus shoots and during the flowering period, so take care to prevent this.

Cyflumetofen: Cyflumetofen is effective against adult mites, nymph mites and eggs.

Bifenazate: It is safe for citrus and is also effective against red spider mite eggs.

Pyridaben: It is effective against red spider mite eggs, nymph mites and adult mites, but resistance is severe.

Fenpyroximate: It controls the eggs, larvae, nymphs and adults of mite pests, and is also effective against rust mites.

At present, there are still quite a few pesticides that can kill insect eggs, but everyone had better not keep using the same pesticide all the time; it is best to rotate them.