Intice Granular Bait

If a perimeter has been treated with a repellent insecticide like a pyrethroid, how should the bait be applied for best results?

• Apply the bait in a band outside the repellent barrier ✓
• Do not use bait if a pyrethroid has been applied
• Mix the bait directly with the pyrethroid
• Apply the bait inside the repellent barrier

Answer: The label notes that if a repellent is used, the bait should be applied in a band outside the repellent barrier for best results.

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What is a specific restriction regarding the placement of the bait indoors?

• Bait shouldn't be applied directly in electrical boxes ✓
• Bait must be applied to all floor surfaces
• Bait must be applied once per week
• Bait must be applied in all attics every month

Answer: The label explicitly states that bait shouldn't be applied directly in electrical boxes.

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In a Food Processing and Handling Establishment, where is it permissible to apply the bait?

• Only in cracks, crevices, and other inaccessible areas ✓
• Directly on surfaces where food is prepared
• Anywhere in the food area to prevent infestation
• On tables and counters where food is served

Answer: The label restricts application in food areas to only cracks, crevices, and other inaccessible areas.

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According to the label, what is the recommended target pest for the 'Turf Application'?

• mole cricket ✓
• pest ants
• cockroaches
• termites

Answer: The label specifically lists mole cricket as the target pest for Turf Application.

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For a Turf Application targeting mole crickets, what is the recommended application rate per 1000 square feet?

• 2 lbs ✓
• 1 lb
• 6 oz
• 8 oz

Answer: The label specifies a rate of 2 lbs per 1000 square feet for mole cricket turf applications.

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When applying Intice Granular Bait indoors for general use, what is the required application rate?

• 6 oz (1.25 cups) ✓
• 1 lb
• 8 oz
• 2 lbs per 1000 sq ft

Answer: The label states the indoor application rate is 6 oz (1.25 cups).

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Regarding mole cricket treatments, what is a recommended practice to achieve the best results?

• Irrigate the area prior to bait treatment ✓
• Water the bait in immediately after application
• Apply the bait only in the evening
• Apply the bait in a band outside the perimeter

Answer: The label states that for mole cricket treatments, results will be best if the area is irrigated prior to bait treatment.

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When applying the bait indoors, what should be done with any bait that remains visible after treatment?

• Sweep it into cracks and crevices or remove it ✓
• Leave it for the insects to find
• Water it into the floor
• Apply more bait over the visible pieces

Answer: The label instructs that any bait left visible after treatment should be swept into cracks and crevices or removed.

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