Merit 2F Insecticide – Gallon
Merit 2F Insecticide provides long-lasting, systemic control of grubs, chinch bugs, and more. Ideal for lawns, landscapes, and ornamental plants.
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Caravan G Granular Insecticide Fungicide – 30 Lb
Control insects and diseases on your lawn with Caravan G Granular Insecticide Fungicide. Effective against white grubs, chinch bugs, brown patch, and more!
Pedestal Insect Growth Regulator (IGR) – Qt
Control pests on ornamental plants with Pedestal Insect Growth Regulator (IGR). Effective, safe, and ideal for IPM programs in greenhouses and nurseries.
Arena 0.25G Granular Insecticide – 30 Lbs
Arena 0.25G Granular Insecticide – 30 Lbs use for systemic insect control in turfgrass, sod farms, landscape ornamentals, interior plantscapes, and non-bearing fruits and nuts.
Dylox 420 SL Insecticide – 2.5 Gallons
Dylox 420 SL Insecticide – 2.5 Gallons is concentrate spray for grub control.
Dylox 6.2G Granular Insecticide – 30 Lbs
Dylox 6.2G Granular Insecticide – 30 Lbs works by both contact and ingestion. It rescues and protects lawns and turf from grubs and certain other insects that feed on them.
Sevin 8% Carbaryl Insecticide Granules – 50 Lb
Sevin 8% Carbaryl Insecticide Granules – 50 Lb provides broad-spectrum control of more than 130 turf and ornamental pests with residentional spot and commercial, agricultural use label.
Orthene 97 Insecticide – 0.773 – 7.73 Lb
Orthene 97 Insecticide – 0.773 – 7.73 Lb is the proven choice for key insect control in dozens of high value vegetable crops as well as soybeans, cotton and tobacco.
Provaunt Insecticide Indoxacarb – 72 Oz
Provaunt Insecticide Indoxacarb – 72 Oz is a water dispersible granular insecticide for the control of lepidopterous larvae
About BT Bacillus thuringiensis
BT is an abbreviation of the scientific name of a species of bacteria, Bacillus thuringiensis, that kills some groups of insects. BT occurs naturally and is commonly found in soils worldwide. It was first discovered infecting silkworms over 90 years ago in Japan, where it became known as Sotto disease.
