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Insecticide Information Greenwood Equine Equipment Call Bob Stuhr at 888-576-8823 toll free to order. E-Mail: rstuhr@sbcglobal.net Fax: 816-537-4213
New for 2008 are two insecticides:
Mix approximately .8 oz. of concentrate to one gallon of water for 800 to 1600 sq ft. of area to provide extended control of flies and other insects. Available in quarts @ $139.95/qt.
All natural Colloidal pest control - "CPC128" is a zero toxicity product. The formulation of all natural plants, grains, fruits, spices and essential oils such as oil of cedar, citrus oils etc. gives this product muscle with NO hazardous chemical additives. BENEFITS OF COLLOIDAL PEST CONTROL The major benefit of this revolutionary
method of insect control is the product's ability to target an individual
species of insect through varied The dilution rate of this product is 1 oz. per gallon of water for foggers and powered misters. For automatic fly spray systems use one quart for a 30 gallon system and a two quart container for a 55 gallon system. 32 oz. - $94.95 64 oz. $172.00
Pyrethrin
Pyrethrum is a
botanical insecticide produced primarily from the flowers of Tanacetum
cinerariaefolium, which is a species of the chrysanthemum plant family. It is
found mainly in tiny oil-containing glands on the surface of the seed case in
the tightly packed flower head and is the plants own insecticide that has
evolved to keep insects away. Pyrethrum is made up of six complex chemical
esters known as pyrethrins which work in combination to repel and kill insects. "Evergreen" 6% Pyrethhrin/PBO - $109.00/quart Use one quart for a 30 gallon system and two quarts for a 55 gallon system. "Vampyre" - 3% Pyrethrin/PBO - $212.95 for gallon size. makes one 55 gallon system fill.
Permethrin is a broad spectrum synthetic pyrethroid insecticide. Permethrin has been around since the 1970s and is widely used today in public health, home pest control, forestry, agriculture etc. Permethrin is used against a number of pests, on nut, fruit, vegetable, cotton, ornamental, mushroom, potato and cereal crops. It is used in greenhouses, home gardens and for termite control. It also controls animal ectoparasites, biting flies, and cockroaches. Permethrin is referred to as a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide because, while manmade, it resembles naturally occurring chemicals with insecticidal properties, called pyrethroids. Pyrethroids are found especially in chrysanthemums. Pyrethroids are one of the oldest classes of organic insecticides known. Permethrin, like all synthetic pyrethroids, kills insects by strongly exciting their nervous systems. They quickly paralyze the nervous systems of insects, producing a quick "knockdown" effect on insect pest populations. Permethrin also acts as a stomach poison when it is ingested by insects or as a contact poison through direct contact with target pests. It kills adults, eggs, and larvae, and has a slight repellent effect against insects. Permethrin is available in dusts, emulsifiable concentrates, ULV (ultra low volume), and wettable powder formulations In the US over 100 million applications of permethrin are made each year in homes and over 18 million applications are made in yards and gardens. Permethrin is effective against adult mosquitoes, including the Culex species, which is responsible for transmitting West Nile virus. Permethrin has a long history of being applied agriculturally to control against pests in the production of fruits, vegetables, and other crops. It has not been known to cause any chronic toxic effects to humans. Mild eye and skin irritation may occur with exposure to permethrin concentrate which can be treated by washing the eyes and skin thoroughly with water after contact. It is not toxic for household pets and is virtually non-toxic to birds. It can be toxic to fish and caution would be used before applying it in areas which would result in aquatic exposure. It breaks down readily in soil and water, making it unlikely to leach or contaminate groundwater 32 oz. 10% Permethrin/32 oz. PBO - $85.95 Makes one 30 gallon system fill 64 oz. 10% Permethrin/32 oz. PBO - $144.95 Makes one 55 gallon system fill
PBO (Piperonyl Butioxide), trade name "Exponent", is an emulsifiable synergist for use in combination with insecticides, especially synthetic pyrethroids, as a tank mix to overcome resistance that pests develop with constant use of insecticides. PBO is a unique tank additive that restores activity against resistant strains of pests. It acts by inhibiting naturally occurring enzymes that would otherwise degrade the insecticide molecule. PBO breaks through the insect's defense and its synergistic activity makes the insecticide more powerful and effective. With the high cost of insecticides, PBO effectively reduces the cost per gallon of spray solution by allowing the applicator to use less active ingredient to obtain the mortality rate desired. Insects are amazingly adaptable, and possess an enzyme system called the mixed-function oxidases (MFO's) that give them the ability to de-toxify and become resistant to many insecticides, especially synthetic pyrethroids. Continual application of pesticides starts the build-up of resistance and thus the efficacy of the spray diminishes. PBO inhibits the action of MFO's and restores the killing power of the insecticide, which results in less expensive and/or more effective pest control. Actual results show that PBO either decreased the cost of pest control since smaller doses are needed, or provided better control of insects where cases of maximum dosages of pesticides without PBO had failed. Therefore, PBO can PROLONG the usefulness of insecticides by overcoming MFO resistance. Improved control means fewer applications of insecticides, thus providing cost savings as well as environmental benefits.
Odor Control Concentrate: Odor-mist O Recommended mixing: For automatic insect control systems mix 1 quart per 50 gallons of spray solution, 16 oz. for 30 gallons and 8 oz. for 15 gallons. Odor Mist Quart - $24.95
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available on all products. All products must be mixed and used in accordance with label directions. The information on this page is not a substitute for the information on the pesticide label. |