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Successful rodent control requires more than simply selecting an active ingredient. Pest management professionals (PMPs) need bait formulations that perform in real-world conditions, encourage rodent acceptance, and support effective integrated pest management (IPM) programs. That’s where SureKill brand Talon Weatherblok XT stands apart.
As part of the SureKill rodent control portfolio, Talon Weatherblok XT combines the proven efficacy of brodifacoum, a second-generation anticoagulant rodenticide, with a durable, highly palatable bait block designed for professional use. Formulated to control Norway rats, roof rats and house mice, Talon Weatherblok XT delivers single-feed control, helping PMPs quickly address rodent infestations and reduce pressure on customer accounts.
Designed to perform in demanding environments, the weather-resistant wax block maintains its integrity in outdoor and damp conditions where traditional bait formulations may be less effective. The block’s ridged design creates additional surface area for gnawing, encouraging bait consumption and supporting effective control, even in environments with competing food sources.
Talon Weatherblok XT is well-suited for commercial, industrial and other challenging accounts where durability and consistent performance are critical. When combined with proven IPM practices such as inspection, exclusion, sanitation, monitoring and strategic bait placement, it provides PMPs with a dependable tool for managing rodent populations.
As rodent activity increases during seasonal transitions and throughout the year, PMPs need solutions they can trust. By combining proven brodifacoum performance, exceptional bait acceptance, and all-weather durability, SureKill brand Talon Weatherblok XT helps PMPs deliver the reliable rodent control results their customers expect.
About Neogen
Neogen provides a comprehensive range of solutions and services for the food processing, animal protein and agriculture industries, not only helping to protect the world’s food supply, but helping to enable its customers to produce more efficiently and effectively.
Back in 1982, per a history that appears on the Neogen website, scientific innovations blossoming out of Michigan State University needed an avenue to reach the people who could use them to better the world — solutions searching for problems. The university reached out to the men who would become Neogen’s founders, Ted Doan and James Herbert, and soon after, the company was born. What started as a small team that held organization-wide meetings in a single hallway in Lansing, Mich., expanded into new industries and new states, soon reaching across one ocean, then another. Neogen became a publicly traded company in 1989. Today, it has teams stationed in 12 countries and a sales presence in more than 140.
