Escort 19EC (available in 250ml, 500ml, and 1L) is a broad-spectrum insecticide specially formulated to deliver effective and long-lasting pest control across a wide range of crops. Its emulsifiable concentrate (EC) formulation ensures strong adhesion, uniform coverage, and enhanced penetration on crop surfaces, allowing farmers to achieve maximum pest elimination with minimal effort.

This insecticide combines fast knockdown action with residual protection, meaning that it quickly kills pests upon contact or ingestion and continues safeguarding crops for an extended period after application. Escort 19EC is particularly effective against sucking and chewing insects, which are among the most destructive pests that threaten crop health and yields.

By controlling pest infestations at critical growth stages, Escort 19EC allows crops to develop stronger root systems, healthier foliage, and higher-quality produce. Its use contributes to higher yields, reduced crop stress, and increased farmer profitability. Escort 19EC fits seamlessly into an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program, helping farmers achieve sustainable crop protection while reducing losses from insect damage.

Key Features & Benefits

• Broad-Spectrum Protection: Controls a wide variety of sucking and chewing insects.

• Dual Action Mode: Kills pests through contact and ingestion.

• Fast Knockdown Effect: Provides quick relief from damaging infestations.

• Extended Residual Activity: Protects crops for longer, reducing spray frequency.

• Crop Versatility: Effective in vegetables, cereals, pulses, cotton, and horticultural crops.

• Stronger, Healthier Crops: Less stress from pest attacks leads to better yields.

• Cost-Effective Solution: Fewer sprays mean reduced labor and input costs.

Target Pests

Escort 19EC is highly effective against the following insect pests:

• Aphids – sap-sucking insects that weaken plants and spread viral diseases.

• Thrips – tiny insects that damage leaves, flowers, and fruits.

• Whiteflies – cause leaf yellowing, stunted growth, and transmit plant viruses.

• Leaf miners – larvae that burrow inside leaves, causing mining trails and reduced photosynthesis.

• Caterpillars – destructive leaf feeders that damage crop foliage.

• Bollworms – major pests in cotton and other crops, attacking buds, flowers, and fruits.

• Other chewing and sucking pests – including mites and minor leaf borers.