whats new in pest control? whats changed in the last year?

What’s new in Pest Control?

What’s changed in the last year?

Organo Phosphates

Diazinon no longer being produced.

Orthene label reduced.

Last year of Dursban production for Pre-treatment.

Synthetic Pyrethroid

Trying to fill the void left by OP’S.

Replacing OP Turf uses.

Still concerns in Termite work over repelling insects.

Bifenthrin claims non-repellant to ants.

Chloronicotinyl Imidacloprid

Premise / Merit

New U of Fl Testing, shows infested zone treatment effective against

termites.

Controlling hard to kill Turf Insects: Grubs and Mole Crickets.

Still waiting on Granular and Foam products.

Pyrrole

Chlorfenapyr

Phantom

Has not reached its potential on Termites.

Very exciting indoor ant control.

Pyrazole

Fipronil

Termidor, FireStar, Choice, Top Choice.

#1 for Termites, with less than label treatments.

Outdoor ant control showing very good results.

Pyrazole

Fipronil

Fire Ant Labeled Bait.

Used in Golf Course for years on Mole Crickets.

Home turf labels, limited by Water and Scrub-Oak Habitats in Florida.

Cellulose Formulations

Chlorpyrifos and Permethrin

Extends residual of product and allows lower percent of AI to be

used.

Most promising on Pine Boars. Cellulose formulations binding to bark? Research is not completed

on this.

Boric Acid Ant Baits

We are reaching saturation on these products.

New ones appear several times each year it seems.

They continue to be registered at about 5% Boric Acid.

This is too high for good ant control.

Boric Acid Ant Baits

.5% to 1% seems to have much better results.

Liquid formulations are more popular, as they can be diluted to this range with different flavors, adding to

the attractiveness of the bait.

But bottom line is: if ants will take it, it will work to some extent.

Termite Baits

Diflubenzuron

Chitin synthesis inhibitor

Diflubenzuron

• Exterra

• Outpost

• Advanced

Advanced Termite BaitAllows direct baiting, starting day

one. Allows quarterly inspections.

Allows winter inspection relief.

Allows flexible station spacing.

Allows for use with a liquid.

Hexaflumuron

Chitin synthesis inhibitor

Sentricon

Thought to be the best baiting System.

Continues to improve.

ESP System Gaining Ground

New active in Recruit III

Noviflumuron

Hydramethylnon

Stomach Poison

Subterfuge

Just hanging out there.

Fumigants

Methyl BromideSulfuryl Fluoride

Methyl Bromide leaving Pest Control do to Ozone concerns

Vikane

Many Label changes

2003 Label changes

NONE

New Vikane Label

Label Changes

Use Site List

• Added shipping containers “For use in dwellings (including mobile homes), buildings, construction materials, furnishings (household effects), shipping containers and vehicles including automobiles, buses, surface ships, rail cars and recreational vehicles (but not including aircraft).”

Label Changes

First Aid Statement

• Revised First Aid Statement “Hold eye open and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present, after the first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing eye. Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice.”

Label Changes

General Information

• Clarified “direct supervision” requirement“. . . two persons trained in the use of the product, at least one must be a state licensed/certified applicator, must be present during fumigant introduction, reentry prior to aeration, and initiation of the initial aeration procedure.”

Label Changes

Preparation for Fumigation

• Deleted “fish” as a pet to be removed from the fumigated structure “Remove from the structure to be fumigated all persons, domestic animals, pets, and desirable growing plants.”

Label Changes

Preparation for Fumigation• Added “tobacco products” to the list of items requiring special attention as part of the structural fumigation preparation “Food, feed, drugs (including tobacco products), and medicinals (including those items in refrigerators and freezers) can remain in the structure if they are in plastic, glass, or metal bottles, cans, or jars with the original manufacturer’s air-tight seal intact. Food, feed, drugs (including tobacco products), and medicinals (including those items in refrigerators and freezers) not in plastic, glass, or metal bottles, cans, or jars with the original manufacturer’s air-tight seal intact, need to be removed from the fumigation site, or double-bagged in Nylofume bags . . .”

®Trademark of Dow AgroSciences LLC

Label Changes

Preparation for Fumigation• Added sections describing multi-unit and connected structures “When fumigating a single unit/room within or connected to a larger structure (such as town houses, apartments, condominiums) all units of the entire structure must be prepared as a fumigated structure, and all applicable rules, regulations and label instructions apply, such as occupant notification, structure preparation, posting, securing and aeration…”

Label Changes

Preparation for Fumigation• Added sections describing multi-unit and connected structures (continued) “A connected structure is defined as any structure connected with the structure to be fumigated by construction elements (e.g pipes, conduits, ducts, etc.) which may allow passage of fumigant between the structures. Any connected structure must be vacated during the fumigation process unless it is isolated from the structure to be fumigated by methods which prevent passage of the fumigant from the structure to be fumigated into the connected structure…”

Label Changes

Preparation for Fumigation

• Cited correct regulation for fumigation of surface ships in port“The professional fumigator and the ship’s captain (or owner) shall follow all applicable regulations including those listed in the Coast Guard, DOT, Title 46 Shipping, section Parts 147A.1-147A.43.”

Label Changes

Preparation for Fumigation, Securing Structure Entrances• Added text to clarify section“To secure the structure against unauthorized entry during the fumigation exposure period and “Step (2)” of the “Aeration Procedure 1 or 2,” use a locking device or barricade on all exterior doors or doorways. A locking device or barricade must be demonstratively effective in preventing an exterior door or doorway from being opened using normal opening or entering processes by anyone other than the state certified applicator in charge of the fumigation or persons in his/her on-site direct supervision.”

Label Changes

Aeration and Reentry• Added respiratory protection requirement for initial one-hour aeration procedure“Note: During the initial one-hour aeration procedure, approved respiratory protection must be worn until the concentration of Vikane® gas fumigant is confirmed not to exceed 5 ppm with an approved detection device.”

®Trademark of Dow AgroSciences LLCVikane is a federally Restricted Use Pesticide.

Courtyards, Porches, etc.

• Do not enter unknown concentrations w\out the SCBA or a clearance device!!!

Label Changes

Aeration and Reentry

• Added clearance device calibration requirements“The Interscan gas analyzer must be calibrated within one month prior to use as a clearance device. All other approved detection devices must be calibrated according to manufacturer recommendations.”

Label Changes

Aeration and Reentry• Specified step sequence of Aeration Procedures and total fan capacity“Sequence for aeration procedures: Aeration Procedures 1 & 2: These steps must be completed in sequence.”

“Total fan capacity, using one or more fans, shall be capable of displacing a total of 5,000 cfm.”

Michael Mornic/Mark Male - Orkin Exterminating

Label Changes

Aeration and Reentry

• Added breathing zone measurements in each room“After the minimum 6 or 8 hour waiting period, measure the concentrations of Vikane gas fumigant in breathing zones in each room.”

®Trademark of Dow AgroSciences LLCVikane is a federally Restricted Use Pesticide.

Please refer to the new label for all the changes.

Pic Aeration Recommendation

• During your final walk-thru before releasing chloropicrin and Vikane,– Open all openings to attics and sub-areas– Make sure all internal operable doors are

opened• Includes closet doors, cabinet drawers, storage

chests and appliances

Pic Aeration Recommendation

During the 6-8 hours of passive aeration [step(2) of aerations procedures 1 or 2],

Dow AgroSciences strongly encourage that fumigators incorporate the following enhancements for greater aeration efficiency………….

Pic Aeration Recommendation

1. Always fully open attic doors and direct a fan to blow up into this area.

Open attic access door

Pic Aeration Recommendation

2. If the structure has window mounted or central heating and A/C, switch the fan (or blower) to ON.

Fan Switch ON

Fan Switch ON

Pic Aeration Recommendation

3. If you prefer not to change the equipment in the structure, place a fan in front of the furnace inlet to blow air into the central heating and cooling ducts.

Pic Aeration Recommendation

4. If ceiling fans or attic fans are available in the structure, switch those fans ON during the entire aeration period.

Pic Aeration Recommendation

5. If the structure has an attached garage, place a fan in the doorway of the structure blowing air INTO the garage.

New Fumigant

Profume

Sulfuryl Fluoride

Commodity

Termidor • Active ingredient-Fipronil

– Same active as Frontline Flea and Tick treatments, Chipco Choice, Top Choice, Maxforce baits etc.

• Unique “Transfer effect”

• Non-repellent termiticide/insecticide

• Labeled for – Termite (subterranean and drywood) – and Ants (Carpenter, Odorous House, Argentine, Big-headed, Pavement as

well as other nuisance ants)

• 9 years of 100% control in all USDA Forest Service termite trails.

Phantom• Active ingredient- Chlorfenapyr

• Non-repellent termiticide/insecticide– Only non-repellent labeled for indoor use!

– Currently reads 3 oz per finished gallon but label revision will read 1.5 oz per finished gallon for ant control

• Excellent indoor ant control– Crack and Crevice, nesting sites or where pest are found or likely to

infest.

• Can be reapplied every 4 weeks if needed.

Impasse Technology

- Active ingredient is locked in-between multiple layers of polyethylene film. Not on the surface of the film.

- No soil contamination or worker exposure.- Long term efficacy- Impasse thickness: ~ 16mil

Formulation layer containing lambda-cyhalothrin

Outer polymer layerOuter polymer layer

Outer polymer layerOuter polymer layer

• Subterranean Termite Control

• Lawn Application

• Ornamentals And Trees

• General Pest Control Applications

Oynx

Oil based

Bifenthrin

Pine bores

QuickSilver

• Active ingredient is Carfentrazone-ethyl• Formulation- 1.9 EW (21.3%

Carfentrazone)• Application rate- 0.55 – 2.1 oz/acre• Maximum applications – 3 per year• Selective CONTACT herbicide- targets

post-emergent broadleaf weeds and is NOT systemic

Cut-out floor entrances

Ramp & raised bait reduces moisture

Multiplex StationRodents

• Single push and lid pop up• Fast and easy to service• Tamper-resistant design

Secure ChoiceMonitoring Station

• Termite monitoring-Ample capacity, durable-9 in deep for interception-Easy to install and service-Port for termite detection-Provides moist cellulose target

• Ant baiting -combined in the station-gel or solid baits

ePMePMTM handheld unit is used to scan handheld unit is used to scan barcodes on locations, monitors barcodes on locations, monitors and stations. and stations. Product usage, pest problems and Product usage, pest problems and recommendations are recorded and recommendations are recorded and reported.reported.

ePM -Electronic Pest ManagementWeb based system

Fly Bait

Maxforce Fly Bait

Imidacloprid

Gel Bait for Roaches

Roaches Bait Shyness on Gels.

New Gel Formulation From Maxforce

Maxforce FC Select

Fipronil

Tick Management

Maxforce Tick Management Station

Fipronil

Controlling Ticks at the source, on Mice.

Only registered in certain States.

Gentrol

Old Product

New Use

Bedbugs

Altosid Ingot

New Briquette Design for storm drains.

Easier to get through grate.

EXTINGUISH PLUS FIRE ANT BAIT

Methoprene

Hydramethylnon

Insect Detection

Indoor Inspection Using IFR Camera (Notice What The Camera Sees Verses The Human Eye)

Two Identical photos of a wall

(Top photo using IFR Camera)

←This Is What you see?

This Is What The Camera Sees! ↠

Resistograph Technology (Helps Find Precise Termite Location)

Borescopes

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