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  • Is Copper Oxychloride Safe?

    What is copper oxychloride & where it fits Copper oxychloride is a multi-site, contact fungicide (FRAC M01) used mainly as a protectant. It forms a copper film on plant surfaces that inactivates fungal spores upon contact. It’s a baseline rotation partner for many crops—especially where preve...
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  • How long does cockroach gel last?

    In normal indoor conditions, cockroach gel keeps working around 3–6 months after placement. You’ll usually see visible reduction within 36–48 hours and broad control in ~1–2 weeks when placement is done right. Actual duration depends on site conditions, cleaning habits, pest pressure, and p...
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  • Drywood Termites in Structures: Identification, Treatment Decisions, and Procurement Guide

    Drywood Termites in Structures: Identification, Treatment Decisions, and Procurement Guide

    Drywood termites live inside dry, sound wood. Colonies are small, hidden, and slow-growing—but persistent. Your playbook is simple: confirm the pest correctly, choose whole-structure vs localized treatment based on spread and access, then close with prevention and monitoring. For procurement, pri...
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  • Does Metaldehyde Kill Rats?

    Direct Answer & Scope No. Metaldehyde is not a rodenticide and is not labeled or intended to kill rats. It is a molluscicide used to control slugs and snails. Using metaldehyde for rats is unsafe, ineffective, and typically unlawful because product labels and regulations do not authorize rode...
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  • Is Fipronil Toxic?

    Is Fipronil Toxic?

    “Toxic” depends on who is exposed, how much, and how often. As a phenylpyrazole insecticide that targets GABA-gated chloride channels, fipronil is highly toxic to insects by design and very toxic to aquatic invertebrates; it can also be harmful to bees. In mammals (including humans and pets), acu...
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  • Effects of Paclobutrazol on Plants: Growth, Yield, Quality

    1) Executive Summary of Effects (Paclobutrazol) — Concise (English-only) Architecture: Shorter plants, shortened internodes, compact canopy. Leaves/Canopy: Reduced leaf area; thicker, darker leaves (often higher chlorophyll). Roots: Increased root:shoot ratio; more fine roots, improved anch...
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  • How to Use Abamectin Spray for Spider Mites

    How to Use Abamectin Spray for Spider Mites

    When it comes to controlling spider mites in crops, abamectin spray offers fast knockdown, long-lasting protection, and reliable results—if applied correctly. The key is knowing the right timing, proper dilution, and complete leaf coverage to target mites hiding on the undersides of leaves. By fo...
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  • What Is Copper Oxychloride Used For?

    What Is Copper Oxychloride Used For?

    Copper oxychloride is widely used as a protective fungicide in agriculture to prevent and manage a broad spectrum of fungal and bacterial diseases. It is especially effective when applied preventively, forming a protective barrier on plant surfaces to inhibit the germination and spread of pathoge...
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  • What Is Metsulfuron-methyl and Why It’s Widely Used in Agriculture

    What Is Metsulfuron-methyl and Why It’s Widely Used in Agriculture

    What Is Metsulfuron-methyl and Why It’s Widely Used in Agriculture Metsulfuron-methyl is a highly effective sulfonylurea herbicide known for its broad-spectrum control of broadleaf weeds and some grasses. Used at ultra-low doses—typically measured in grams per hectare—it offers farmers a cost-eff...
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  • Chlorsulfuron and Tall Fescue: Understanding the Weed and the Herbicide

    Chlorsulfuron and Tall Fescue: Understanding the Weed and the Herbicide

    Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) is a cool-season perennial grass that, while commonly used in turf and forage systems, often becomes a serious invasive weed in agricultural settings. In pastures, field margins, and abandoned croplands, tall fescue can rapidly dominate desirable forage species d...
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  • Chlorsulfuron Mode of Action: How This ALS Inhibitor Controls Broadleaf Weeds

    Chlorsulfuron Mode of Action: How This ALS Inhibitor Controls Broadleaf Weeds

    What is Chlorsulfuron? Chlorsulfuron is a selective sulfonylurea herbicide widely used for effective control of broadleaf and some grassy weeds in cereal crops and non-crop areas. As one of the earliest ALS (Acetolactate Synthase) inhibitors developed, chlorsulfuron set the standard for low-dose,...
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  • Amitraz for Sugarcane: Effective Mite Control & Safe Use Guide

    Amitraz for Sugarcane: Effective Mite Control & Safe Use Guide

    Amitraz is a trusted acaricide and insecticide for sugarcane growers, helping control mites and sap-sucking pests effectively when used with the right timing, dosage, and integrated pest management practices—ensuring healthy yields, residue compliance, and sustainable farm operations. Amitraz in ...
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