Codacide Oil is an oil-based adjuvant for increasing the effectiveness of spray applications of compatible plant protection products such as herbicides or insecticides.

• Add to products to help the pesticide do its job. It stays on target. They may be in a formulated product when it’s purchased.
• Or, add to a mixture before application of any products (tank-mixed).
• The application rate of Codacideo Oil is dependent on the rate of plant protection product that is used but should be between 1 L/Ha and 2.5 L/Ha.

• Many adjuvants are surfactants. Surfactants are also called “surface acting agents” which flatten and spread droplets so that a product can penetrate a leaf.
• when pre-mixed with a plant protection product (PPP) replaces water as the primary carrier by encapsulating each molecule of the PPP. This creates a controlled emulsion that works to improve the efficiency of PPP applications.

• Use codacide oil when making foliar applications of plant protection products.

• Most adjuvants list on pesticide product labels. If included in the mixture, they consider “other/inert ingredients.”
• Mixtures of ingredients can behave differently in the environment or the body compared to an ingredient alone. For example, some surfactants can increase the skin absorption of a product. Or, a mixture may break down faster in soils compared to an ingredient on its own.
• Always read product label directions. It states which adjuvants use with the product.
• A local expert may be able to provide guidance for adjuvant selection.
• A manufacturer may be able to answer questions about tank-mixed adjuvant products.