ProCare Bifen 7 9 Insecticide

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What is the recommended application site and method for controlling Fungus Gnat Larvae?

Answer: For Fungus Gnat Larvae, the label instructs to drench the media container, treating to saturate (usually 1x volume of the container).

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According to the restrictions, which of the following environments is prohibited for application?

Answer: The label explicitly states: 'Do not apply this product in livestock buildings (barns).'

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When treating for Imported Fire Ants via broadcast treatment, what is the required rate?

Answer: The label states to apply 40 fl. oz. (0.2 lb. AI/A) when making broadcast treatments for Imported Fire Ants.

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When performing an ant mound drench for Imported Fire Ants, how should the product be mixed?

Answer: For ant mound drenches, the label instructs to dilute 1 teaspoon Bifen G/N 7.9F Select per gallon of water.

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To protect firewood from carpenter ants and termites, what is the required dilution and application rate for the soil beneath the stack?

Answer: For protecting firewood, the label specifies 1.0 fluid oz. per gallon of water at a rate of one gallon of dilution per 8 square feet.

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If you treat wood piles and stored lumber with a 0.06% emulsion, how long must you wait before the treated wood can be burned or used for lumber?

Answer: The label states that treated wood from piles/lumber can be burned or used for lumber one month after treatment.

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For optimal results, what temperature range is recommended for treatment?

Answer: The label recommends treating in cool weather (65-80°F) for best results.

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What is the required dilution for injecting or foaming Bifen 7.9F Select into the interior infested cavity of a utility pole or deck material?

Answer: For inside trees, utility poles, or deck materials, the label specifies a 0.06% dilution (1.0 fl. oz. per gallon of water).

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