Pyrocide 100

When managing Indian Mealworms and Angoumois Grain Moths on the surface of binned grain, what is the recommended timing for applications?

• Once per year in early spring
• Weekly until the infestation is gone
• At monthly intervals from the first appearance of moths until early fall ✓
• Only when heavy webbing is observed

Answer: The label instructs to apply at monthly intervals with the first appearance of moths and continuing until early fall.

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According to the label restrictions, which of the following is prohibited?

• Applying the product to transit equipment
• Applying the product directly to fruit ✓
• Applying the product in a zoo enclosure
• Applying the product in a warehouse

Answer: The restrictions section explicitly states: 'Do not apply to fruit directly.'

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If a severe infestation of Indian Mealworms and Angoumois Grain Moths is encountered, what additional step should be taken?

• Increase the dilution ratio of the concentrate
• Apply the product to the fruit directly
• Break up webbing before spraying and make a second application in two weeks ✓
• Apply the product only to the corners of the bin

Answer: In case of severe infestation, the label says to break up webbing before spraying and make a second application in two weeks.

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After applying the product to dried fruit products in storage, how long should the room be left closed?

• 30 minutes
• One hour ✓
• Two hours
• Until the mist settles

Answer: The label states for dried fruit products: 'Leave the room closed for one hour.'

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When managing Indian Mealworms and Angoumois Grain Moths in binned grain, what is the recommended timing for applications?

• Daily until the infestation is gone
• Weekly throughout the entire year
• Monthly from the first appearance of moths until early fall ✓
• Once in spring and once in winter

Answer: The label instructs to apply at monthly intervals with the first appearance of moths and continuing until early fall.

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When treating the indoor premises of a zoo for flies, gnats, mosquitoes, and small flying moths, what is the maximum allowed rate?

• No more than 30 fl. oz. of diluted product per 1,000 cu. ft. ✓
• Exactly 6 fl. oz. of diluted product per 1,000 cu. ft.
• 1 gallon of diluted product per 1,000 sq. ft.
• 4.5 fl. oz. of concentrate per 1,000 cu. ft.

Answer: For zoo premises, the label specifies no more than 30 fl. oz. of diluted product per 1,000 cu. ft.

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A technician is treating flies, gnats, and mosquitoes in an indoor zoo enclosure. What is a critical requirement for this application?

• The application must be made when animals are not present ✓
• The animals must be fed immediately after spraying
• The spray must be applied directly to the animals
• The enclosure must be kept at high humidity

Answer: The label states that for zoo applications, 'Applications must be made when animals are not present.'

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If a technician encounters a severe infestation of Indian Mealworms and Angoumois Grain Moths in binned grain, what additional step should be taken?

• Increase the dilution to 1 part concentrate to 5 parts diluent
• Apply the product twice daily
• Break up webbing before spraying and make a second application in two weeks ✓
• Apply the product directly to the moth larvae

Answer: For severe infestations of these pests, the label says to break up webbing before spraying and make a second application in two weeks.

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