Acaricide for Tick & Pest Control
OK, I have a really good Acaricide product for the Control & eradication of many arthropod pests in pastures, yards, trees, barns, paddocks, etc., including but not limited to:
Ticks, Mites, Fleas, Mosquitoes, Scorpions, Beetles, Mole Crickets, Grubs, Chiggers, Spiders and many other Pests.
Completely Organic/All Natural. Will not harm animals or humans.
It disintegrates the adult pest’s musculoskeletal shell causing death by dehydration as well as suffocation.
The MOST IMPORTANT effect is that it kills the millions of eggs, larva, pupae, etc. which are the real problem from propagation.
Also, as a residual side effect, it produces a pheromone which is noxious to the critters & confuses them, interrupts the breeding cycle and makes them move away from your area.
It should be applied in liquid spray form to BOTH the PERIMETER Trees & AREAS surrounding the pasture/lawn, as well as to the PASTURE/LAWN areas themselves; and to all large animal BARNS, STALLS & PADDOCKS for complete control and eradication of pests.
There are some who advocate simply Perimeter Control which creates a barrier to inhibit future infestation, while the majority recognize the prudence in a complete application as the eggs, larva, etc. are already scattered throughout the lawn, dark corners, leaf & debris pile buildups,…
Since it is totally Organic there is no need to move or withhold animals from treated areas.
The application is most effective when applied to MOWED & leaf/debris free pasture/turf areas for the product to reach the pest areas uninhibited by foliage barriers.
This Product is $100./Qt. (32 fl. oz.) Gallons jugs are available for order, $250. ea.
The recommended Mix Ratio (Product to Water) is 4 oz. (1/2 cup) for use in “Backpack” or “Pump” Sprayers [1 qt. product will yield 8 gallons of Treatment = $12.50/gallon];
While the Mix Ratio in “Pressurized” Sprayers* can be diluted to the rate of 8 oz. per 10 gallons [1 qt. product will yield approximately 40 gallons of Treatment = $2.50/gallon).
The product can be mixed with Herbicides, although the Herbicides need to be applied while the foliage is “grown out” for the leaves of the plants to take the treatment into the root system; but a proper “spray unit” will produce sufficient pressure to adequately reach the infested ground area.
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