Farnam Introduces Granular Larvacide for Mosquito Control
“The most important step any property owner can take to control mosquito populations is to remove all potential sources of stagnant water in which mosquitoes might breed,” the USDA advises. Unfortunately, many necessary water sources cannot be
- Topics: Article, Insect Control, West Nile Virus (WNV)
“The most important step any property owner can take to control mosquito populations is to remove all potential sources of stagnant water in which mosquitoes might breed,” the USDA advises. Unfortunately, many necessary water sources cannot be eliminated such as livestock ponds and horse troughs. Farnam Companies has released a new weapon for the fight against mosquitoes in these water sources.
Bite Free Granular Larvicide for Mosquito Control controls mosquito larvae within 24 hours. The product is packaged in easy-to-use, pre-measured, water-soluble packets that you simply toss into any body of water. Each packet treats up to 2,500 gallons of water for up to 30 days.
“Bite Free mosquito larvicide granules contain a microbial insecticide effective against mosquitoes in a variety of habitats,” explains Laura Welch, marketing manager for Farnam premise pest control products. “This is a new level of protection against mosquitoes for animals and the people who care for them; by killing mosquitoes before they become breeding, biting adults, including those which may transmit West Nile virus (WNV) and heartworm disease to dogs and cats. Bite Free mosquito larvicide granule packets provide a convenient method for controlling mosquitoes that is effective, yet will not harm humans, horses, birds, fish, and other animals.”
West Nile virus is particularly dangerous and often lethal to horses. The USDA recommends that horse owners implement safeguards to prevent animals’ exposure to mosquitoes
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