WILMINGTON, DE — Super Growers has introduced Omnicide IPM, a next-generation biopesticide that utilizes advanced nano-emulsion technology to deliver enhanced pest, fungal, and spore control. Designed with the needs of modern agriculture in mind, the updated formulation builds on over 15 years of success, offering improved efficacy, safety, and environmental sustainability.
Omnicide IPM is made with natural and organic essential oils and is classified as EPA FIFRA 25(b) exempt, denoting its status as a minimum-risk pesticide. The product is non-toxic, biodegradable, and residue-free, requiring no pre-harvest intervals or re-entry restrictions. Its nano-sized particles ensure deep penetration and prolonged protection against agricultural threats.
“Omnicide IPM is the best version yet,” said Paul Hackett, CEO of Super Growers. “We’ve built on a trusted product history and elevated it with the latest science to help growers protect their crops and the environment.”
Developed with proprietary technology by Vegalab, Omnicide IPM reflects years of continuous research and refinement. “This newest generation achieves a new standard in both performance and environmental stewardship,” stated David Selakovic, CEO of Vegalab.
Serving as a 3-in-1 solution, Omnicide IPM acts as an insecticide, fungicide, and sporicide, using a mechanical mode of action to reduce the risk of resistance. The formulation is safe for pollinators, beneficial microbes, pets, and people, and it supports organic farming practices.
Key features of Omnicide IPM include broad-spectrum control, even coverage through nano-emulsion technology, and environmental benefits such as non-toxicity and biodegradability. It is available in ready-to-use and concentrated forms, making it adaptable for various farming operations. Independently tested by universities and research institutions, the product ensures exceptional reliability and efficiency.
Super Growers’ launch of Omnicide IPM spotlights its efforts to balance agricultural productivity with environmental responsibility, offering growers a sustainable solution for protecting crops and securing the future of farming.
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