Etoxazole is widely used as an acaricide in agricultural practices to control mites that infest crops. It is particularly effective against spider mites, which are common pests in fruit orchards, vineyards, and vegetable fields. The chemical works by inhibiting the molting process of mite larvae, preventing them from maturing into adults and causing further damage to plants. Its selective mode of action makes it less harmful to beneficial insects, such as pollinators, compared to broader-spectrum pesticides. Etoxazole is often applied as a foliar spray, ensuring thorough coverage of plant surfaces to maximize its efficacy. Its long-lasting residual activity helps reduce the frequency of applications, making it a cost-effective solution for farmers. Additionally, it is used in integrated pest management programs to minimize resistance development in mite populations.