Control Solutions Inc.: Cyzmic CS
Cyzmic CS Controlled Release Insecticide controls tough pests like darkling beetles, ticks, flies, fleas, scorpions, bed bugs, and many more. Available in 8-fluid-ounce, and 1-quart containers, Cyzmic CS contains 9.7 percent lambda-cyhalothrin. ControlSolutionsInc.com Read more»
Why are H. axyridis going to the dogs?
The multicolored Asian lady beetle (Harmonia axyridis, or ALB) is an invasive pest species that has “dogged” many a pest management professional (PMP). They resemble the native ladybugs — of varying species, depending on region — that your customers might... Read more»
Nisus Corp.: Bora-Care with Mold-Care
This co-pack of products uses Mold-Care to kill and help prevent mold along with Bora-Care to combat wood-decay fungi as well as termites and other listed wood-destroying organisms (WDOs). During new or remedial construction, a solution is topically applied to... Read more»
Rockwell Labs: BorActin
The broad label of BorActin Insecticide Powder, a non-repellent dust, allows for a wide choice of application methods such as a liquid spray, foam, or as a mop solution or drain treatment. The product combats such crawling insects as cockroaches,... Read more»
Nisus: iStrike Insecticide Foam
Convenient and fast, imidacloprid-based iStrike Insecticide Foam can be your go-to product for wood destroying organisms (WDOs). Specifically designed for residential structures, the easy-to-use aerosol can comes with a flexible applicator hose and two different tips. Use iStrike when you... Read more»
Trece Inc.: Dome Quick-Change Technical Bulletin
On its website, Trece has created a free, downloadable PDF version of its technical bulletin for the StorGard Quick-Change Dome Trap monitoring system. The system, featuring Trece’s proprietary Broad Spectrum beetle attractants, monitors more than 30 stored product beetle species.... Read more»
Bug Off Pest Control Center: ZappBug Oven 2
Established in 2012, ZappBug’s portable heat treatment chambers are designed to kill bed bugs and other pests quickly and effectively. Operating between 120°F and 155°F, the units are considered to be safe for most household items, including clothing, luggage, bedding,... Read more»Web Exclusive: Stored product pest research continues
In our January issue, we turned our Pest Spotlight onto stored product pests, noting that we’d round up research on this category of pests online. Not wanting to disappoint, we now present: Waxworms chow down on polyethylene: As found online... Read more»