Suspend SC Insecticide

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What is the recommended method for treating ant nests located in the soil?

Show answer The label instructions for ants state: 'If ants are nesting in soil, drench or inject the nest and surrounding soil.'

When applying a perimeter treatment for outdoor/perimeter pests at a rate of 0.75 fl oz per 1,000 sq ft, what is the finished strength if mixed with 2 gallons of water?

Show answer The mixing table shows that 0.75 (22.7 ml) per 1,000 sq ft results in 0.015% when using 2 gal of water.

Which of the following is a prohibited application site for Suspend SC?

Show answer The label prohibits application directly into sewers or drains, or any area where drainage to sewers or water bodies can occur.

According to the label, when is the best time to apply the product for best results?

Show answer The label states for best results, apply in cool weather, 65 to 80°F or in early morning or late evening hours.

Which pest group requires application as a 'coarse wet spray' to areas like dog houses, kennels, and shaded moist areas?

Show answer The label specifies to apply as a coarse wet spray for fleas and ticks in areas where they are most likely to be found.

To control occasional invaders like boxelder bugs and elm leaf beetles in trees and shrubs, when should treatment be applied for best results?

Show answer The label notes that for best results, treat trees and shrubs infested with these species early in the season.

When treating landscape ornamentals for aphids and scale insects, how should the product be applied?

Show answer The label states to apply a light mist of the dilute spray and do not allow excess run-off for foliar applications to landscape ornamentals.

What is the required application rate for treating fire ant mounds?

Show answer The label specifies a rate of 1.5 oz per one gal of water for fire ants.

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