Hi-Yield Kill-A-Bug II Lawn Granules

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

It is a violation of Federal Law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Not for use on plants being grown for sale or other commercial seed production or research purposes. HI-YIELD KILL-A-BUG II LAWN GRANULES is recommended for the control of lawn insects, fleas, and ticks outdoors in residential areas. Repeated applications are made by broadcast treatment with a spreader to lawns, under shrubbery, and other ornamental and turf grass areas; band treatments are recommended around house foundation and spot applications are made to ant mounds and wasp nests. Apply this product directly to lawn or garden area. Water treated area as directed on this label. Do not water to the point of runoff.

GENERAL USE DIRECTIONS

1. Determine size of area to be treated – measure and multiply length times width.
2. Determine appropriate spreader settings using chart.
3. Treat as directed – thorough coverage is important. Water in where indicated.
4. Keep children and pets off treated area until this material is washed into turf and grass is dry.
5. Do not use food utensils such as teaspoons or measuring cups for food purposes after use with pesticides.
6. Do not make applications during the rain.

FLEA AND TICK CONTROL (OUTDOORS)

In summer months, fleas and ticks frequently become established in lawns and pet resting areas surrounding the home. For best control of fleas and ticks (including, but not limited to Bear Tick, Black-Legged Tick, Brown Dog Tick, Deer Tick (ixodes dammini), Lone Star Tick, Western Black-Legged Tick, Wood Tick: A regular treatment program should be followed. Treat once a month when pests first appear in late spring (May-June) and continue until late summer (September-October). Fall temperatures below 50°F decrease pest activity. Eliminating weeds around the house and mowing lawns frequently reduces the hiding places for these pests. NOTE: Dogs, cats, heir kennel or bedding should be treated with registered product. In addition, if fleas and ticks are indoors on carpets or pet resting areas, use a registered product. It is very important that all three sites – outdoors, indoors and also the pet be treated with appropriate labeled products to achieve satisfactory control. If any of these areas are not treated, it could serve as a source of reinfestation to the entire premises.