Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer

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Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer

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Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer

Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer is an industry favorite !

Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer is primarily used for the control of fire ants and their nests. Highly recommended for use on lawns, trees and ornamental plants. Acephate's special wettable powder formulation provides long term residual control. Just one can of Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer can treat up to 108 fire ant mounds.

Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer Features:
* For mound treatment of fire ants and harvester ants in turfgrass
* One application per season
* Treats up to 108 Fire Ant mounds

Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer Uses / Applications:
For Outdoor use on selected agricultural crops and in certain non-crop areas such as lawns, trees, ornamental plants, fields, pastures, recreational turf, residential and landscaped turf, and food-bearing plants: Imported Fire Ants (including Ants and Harvester Ants) Mound Treatment in Non-Crop Areas: Evenly distribute 1 to 2 teaspoons over the mound. For best results, apply the material in the early morning or late afternoon when the ants are most active.

Imported Fire Ants and Harvester Ants Mound Treatment in Turfgrass (residential, recreational and commercial) Areas: Evenly distribute 1 to 2 teaspoons over the mound.

Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer Target Pests:
Fire Ants

Acephate Surrender Fire Ant Killer Active Ingredient:
Acephate........75.0%

States Registered: AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, NM, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX

Reference ORTHENE

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Guest •

Is surrender safe to use in horse pastures

RonDawson •

My personal opinion is that I would not use it in a horse pasture. The "dust" could get into a horses hoof or leg and cause issues. It could be used, and there is no label or direction use against it, but for safety reasons, I would prefer a bait.

Try using Advion or Maxforce Fire Ant Bait applied locally to the fire ant mounds. Up to 2 tablespoons per mound should be used.

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Guest •

Does it have to be watered in?

RonDawson •

No, it does not need to be watered in. Simply sprinkle 2 tablespoons of Acephate powder over and around the fire ant mound. Be sure to stay up wind and don't allow the wind to blow any on you. Keep the container away from your face and let the wind blow it away from you. Reapply as needed.

Ron

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Guest •

How long does the poison stay in the environment?

RonDawson •

Acephate is the active ingredient. There is no published data that I can find on the lifespan of it in the environment. I would expect in most cases, that the Acephate would be below "toxic" level to kill ants in 3-4 weeks outdoors. Here is a link to the label - https://www.epestcontrol.com/images/P...

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