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  • Asked by Taylor from Gainesville, Ga
    05/22/2023
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    Safe for pastures?
    Is this product safe for horse pastures? If not immediately, how long should I wait to let them back in if I can rotate pastures? Do you have any recommendations for grazing livestock that I can spray on pastures to kill flies, ants, horse flies, and other biting insects?
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    Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate can be used for contact killing of insects in pastures.  It will not leave a residual to keep killing.  Treated areas are safe to return to once dry, typically after 4-6 hours.  The only option we have with residual for pastures would be the Essentria IC Pro.

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  • Asked by Carlos from Mcallen,tx
    01/20/2023
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    I need to clean of ticks a little area with Buffel grass, what the indication is for this use?
    I want to reduce the tick numbers of a Buffel pasture used to keep a few heifers on it. I want to know the dose of product per area and time to wait before introduce the heifers to the pasture and thay can start grazing.
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    We would recommend using .25-.5 an oz per gallon of Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate, since ticks are harder to kill we suggest going with the higher rate. As far as the grazing goes, there is no grazing restrictions on the label. Once the product has dried, it will be safe for them to return & graze. 
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