At Rovensa Next, we go beyond the active ingredient. Through our patented Orowet\u00ae<\/sup><\/a> formulation technology<\/strong>, we unlock the full potential of orange oil to deliver superior performance in the field.<\/p>\n At the heart of this performance is Rovensa Next\u2019s pioneering and flagship orange oil product, created 20 years ago and instrumental in helping establish orange oil as a high-performance solution for pest and disease control. This is why not all orange oil is the same<\/strong>. What makes the difference is formulation, and formulation is where performance begins.<\/p>\n Orange oil is often perceived as a widely available, interchangeable component. However, this overlooks a critical factor: agronomic value is determined by formulation.<\/strong><\/p>\n Our Orowet\u00ae<\/sup> technology<\/a> enhances how orange oil performs in real field conditions by optimizing:<\/p>\n This means that even when two products contain the same active ingredient, their effectiveness can differ significantly. Formulation determines how well the active ingredient reaches, interacts with and acts on the target.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n One of the key advantages of orange-oil formulations is their broad-spectrum efficacy and versatility.<\/p>\n Orange oil acts by contact, disrupting the external protective structures of soft-bodied insects and mites. When correctly applied, this mode of action provides:<\/p>\n This contact mode of action delivers rapid control of a broad range of soft-bodied pests under suitable conditions of use (adequate coverage leading to sufficient exposure of the target pests).<\/p>\n Beyond pest control, the same physical mode of action enables effectiveness against fungal diseases.<\/p>\n Orange oil formulations:<\/p>\n This functionality positions orange oil as a multi-target contact solution, capable of addressing selected pests and diseases within the same agronomic strategy.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The value of any crop protection solution ultimately lies in its performance under real field conditions, and in its ability to demonstrate that performance with evidence.<\/p>\n This field experience is reflected in Rovensa Next\u2019s leading orange oil portfolio, with market-pioneering brands such as Prev-Am\u00ae<\/sup><\/a>, Prev-Gold\u00ae<\/sup><\/a>, Oroquin\u00ae<\/sup><\/a> and Orocide\u00ae<\/sup><\/a>. These solutions bring the same formulation expertise in the shape of practical tools for growers, supporting broad-spectrum crop protection programs across different crops, geographies and agronomic needs.<\/p>\n Orowet\u00ae<\/sup>-based orange-oil formulations<\/strong> are supported by an extensive internal trial database, including more than 2,000 efficacy trials across crops, targets and geographies. The results consistently demonstrate that efficacy is not driven simply by the presence of orange oil, but by the formulation quality and the technical expertise required to translate its potential into reliable field performance.<\/p>\n Orange oil 60g\/L has consistently demonstrated its value both as a standalone contact solution and as a performance enhancer within crop protection programs across multiple trials performed by independent GEP-certified testing organizations.<\/p>\n For example, in seven GEP trials conducted between 2016 and 2018 on grapevine powdery mildew, the addition of orange oil 60g\/L at 0.2L\/100L to sulfur applied at the label rate increased average efficacy on leaves from 76.0% to 87.2%. Similarly, the combination improved average efficacy on bunches from 80.8% to 85.6%. These results were obtained following five to seven consecutive applications, considering the final disease severity assessments performed 14 to 41 days after the last treatment. They demonstrated the ability of orange oil 60g\/L to strengthen disease control when included in existing crop protection programs.<\/p>\n Additional trial summaries showed similar patterns across different uses. In grapevine downy mildew, orange oil 60g\/L used as a standalone treatment at 0.4\u20130.6L\/100L achieved average efficacy of 63.6\u201375.7% on leaves across 15 GEP trials conducted in 2019\u20132020, with 8\u201311 consecutive applications. In insecticidal applications, orange oil 60g\/L applied at 0.6L\/100L achieved mean efficacy of 60.2% against thrips larvae and adults in bulb vegetables across 14 GEP trials conducted in 2019\u20132020, with three applications at seven-day intervals.<\/p>\n Together, these examples show that performance is not a generic promise, but the result of effective formulation and appropriate use that translates into robust field results.<\/p>\n This combination of formulation quality and field expertise sets Orowet\u00ae<\/sup>-based orange-oil solutions apart. Rovensa Next continuously refines its technical recommendations through ongoing field testing and data generation to help maximize performance under real-world conditions.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/h3>\n
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