Bifen I/T is a concentrate that can be used in tank sprayers or hose end sprayers, as long as the hose end unit has a dial to select the correct mix rate. The Bifen Product Label states to use anywhere between 0.5 and 1 oz per gallon of water dependent on the pest you are treating for and severity o…
Read Full Answer »Only the applicator should be present during the application of Bifen IT until everything has dried completely and then others can return. You can treat the exterior once monthly and quarterly to interior cracks and crevices.
Bifen IT, Suspend SC, and Tempo SC Ultra should not be mixed together or sprayed within 30 days of one another. This could cause the products to not work as labeled and potentially would be dangerous as you would be overapplying unnecessary products into the environment. Please be sure to review the…
Read Full Answer »Bifen IT can be reapplied every 30 days for most applications outdoors. Mix rates range from 0.18 to 1 fl oz per gallon of water per 1000 sq ft of area depending on the insects you are targeting. Repeat applications should only take place if there are signs of renewed insect activity and must …
Read Full Answer »While yes, insects can develop a resistance to the same active ingredients with the same modes of action, this usually takes years of exposure to that same chemical to develop a resistance. For a rotation insecticide with Bifen IT when targeting mosquitoes, Temprid FX would be recommended as this c…
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Once the Bifen IT is diluted and you find you have too much extra diluted solution, you can simply pour out the extra solution right up against the foundation of your home.
It is advisable to wait at least 1-2 days after mowing to apply a product like Bifen IT, or any other chemical treatment application to your lawn, to avoid any unnecessary stress this may potentially cause to your freshly cut lawn.
Cyzmic CS would be a great option to rotate with. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions. This product is microencapsulated and can have a 2-3 month residual when applied appropriately.
While Bifen IT is labeled for mites it is not labeled specifically for rodent mites. The easiest method to control rodent mites that have entered your home is to physically remove them with a vacuum cleaner or wipe them up with a moist cloth. Mites are not automatically killed by a vacuum cleaner…
Read Full Answer »Bifen IT is labeled for flies, yellow jackets and wasps when applied per the product label rates. This is not a knockdown spray but will leave a residual of 21-30 days. Retreat as necessary if signs of renewed activity exist. You may want to consider our Wasp and Hornet Kit which contains the …
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Bifen I/T can be used for mound drench application on fire ant colonies in the yard as well as broadcast spraying over the surfaces of the lawn.
Per the ant control and mound drench instructions from the Bifen I/T Product Label:
The best control will be achieved by using broadcast treatments in …
You will need to wait 24 hours after/before mowing to apply Bifen IT
Bifen IT is not labeled for treatment of tapeworms.
Yes, Bifen IT is labeled for roaches and will kill them. This product is not recommended if you have an active infestation of roaches. If you see an occasional roach, this can be used indoors and outdoors for control. The mixing ratio is 1 fl oz per gallon of water. Also, please check out our R…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Bifen IT is labeled for roaches and will kill them. This product is not recommended if you have an active infestation of roaches. If you see an occasional roach, this can be used indoors and outdoors for control. The mixing ratio is 1 fl oz per gallon of water. Also, please check out our R…
Read Full Answer »Bifen IT is labeled to be used in poultry houses and chicken pens so it should not harm your chickens even if they eat the grass or bugs. The small amount of active ingredient is only enough to kill a small insect. You must make sure your chickens are out of the area while you apply Bifen and th…
Read Full Answer »Bifen IT is labeled my the manufacturer for indoor use. Bifen IT is labeled to kill cockroaches that come in contact with treated surfaces. If you have a roach infestation we advice you use one of our Roach Control Kits.
Usually insecticide resistance is not an issue with mosquitoes since there will be new populations each year. However, if you have been using the same insecticide for many years, then rotation is a good idea for general pest control.
Bifen IT is not labeled for use in a septic tank. You can refer to our Fungus Gnat Treatment Guide for information on how to prevent and treat around the perimeter of your home for fungus gnats.
As long as you keep chickens out of the area while applying Bifen I/T and until it has time to completely dry it should be safe for your chickens to return to that area. It also will not harm the chickens if they eat an insect that has died from the Bifen I/T treatment.