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Martin's Viper Insect Dust
Martin's Viper Insect Dust Features:
* Controls insects on vegetables, flowers, and fruits in the garden
* Also effective on dogs, cats, horses, cattle, and swine
Martin's Viper Insect Dust Uses/Applications:
BEEF AND DAIRY CATTLE AND HORSES: Can be used in dust bags, shaker can and mechanical dust applicator.
Horn Flies, Lice, Face Flies: Place contents of this package in any commercially available dust bag, suspend bag in areas frequented by cattle or in gateways or lanes through which the animals must pass daily for water, feed, or minerals. Bags may also be placed in loafing sheds or in front of mineral feeders. For dairy cows, bags may be suspended in the exit through which the cows leave the milking barn. The bags should hang 4 to 6 inches below the back line of the cattle. For reduction of Face Flies, bags must be located so animals will be forced to use them daily and hung at a height so that the face is dusted.
Horn Flies, Lice Direct Application: Apply 2 oz. of dust per animal by shaker can over the head, neck, shoulders and back and tailhead. Repeat as necessary, but not more than once every three days.
HORSES: Dust horse for Horn flies with shaker can or dust glove along back, neck and legs.
SWINE: Lice on Swine Direct Application: Apply only 1 ounce per head as a uniform coat to the head, shoulder and back by use of a shaker can or suitable mechanical dust applicator. Repeat as necessary, but not more often than once every 10 days. In severe infestation, both animals and the bedding may be treated. Do not ship animals for slaughter within 5 days of treatment.
POULTRY: To control Northern Fowl Mites, apply at a rate of 1 lb. per 100 birds. Ensure thorough treatment of vent area.
USE ON CATS AND DOGS:
To control Fleas, Ticks and Lice on Cats and Dogs. Use product only outside or in a well-ventilated area. Wearing household latex or rubber gloves dust animals thoroughly, working the dust into the hair down to the skin. Pay close attention to legs and feet. Use 1/2 oz. on animals 20 pounds and under and 1 oz. on pets over 20 pounds. Avoid getting dust in pets' eyes, nose, mouth, and genital areas. Reapply every three weeks as needed. Do not use on cats or dogs under twelve (12) weeks of age. Dust sleeping area including bedding and cracks and crevices.
Martin's Viper Insect Dust Target Pests:
For the effective control of: Flies, lice, mites, ticks, beetles, aphids, stink bugs, leafminers, armyworms, cutworms, and more!
Martin's Viper Insect Dust Active Ingredients:
Permethrin................0.25%
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It sounds like you have German Cockroach invasion. Actually, what we call a "serious infestation". Here are the 3 problems typically associated with ineffective german cockroach control -
In this situation, regardless of how clean the adjacent buffalo farm is, there will always be flies. To control them you will have to use a repellent spray such as Demand CS or Bifen on the walls, flooring and even the ceiling of the home. Maxforce fly spot bait sprayed on these areas may also be the answer.
Wow, I responded to your message last week, and just found that it didn't post! So sorry. GRRR.
Sterifab will kill most insects, including mites, scabies, lice etc. It is designed to be used on bedding, furniture, carpets, etc. It is not designed to be used on humans or skin.
Well, under the circumstances, I guess you did the best thing you could do. You froze the maggots (fly larvae).
What you have to remember is that there is no bait better than what they are already feeding on. Ants are not scavengers, and they won't just eat anything. If they have a current food source, then getting them to transition over to anything else can take some time.
