DeltaGard G

To create an optimum swath when applying from a truck, in what direction should the vehicle be driven relative to the wind?

• Perpendicular to the wind direction ✓
• Directly into the wind
• With the wind at the rear
• At a 45-degree angle to the wind

Answer: The label states an optimum swath is created when the product is applied from a truck driven perpendicular to the wind direction.

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When treating ant nests, what additional step is recommended to ensure the granules work effectively?

• Mix the granules with heavy fertilizer
• Sprinkle the granules with sufficient water to dissolve them ✓
• Apply only during heavy rainstorms
• Apply the granules to concrete sidewalks only

Answer: For ant nests, the label states the product should be applied to thoroughly cover the nest and sprinkled with sufficient water to dissolve granules.

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To help prevent building infestations of pests like termites, cockroaches, and spiders, what is the required application site and rate?

• A band 5 to 10 feet wide around and adjacent to the building using 1 to 1 1/2 pounds ✓
• Directly into all sewer drains and gutters using 2 pounds
• A 1 foot wide strip around the foundation using 5 pounds
• The entire lawn area using 1 to 2 teaspoons

Answer: For building prevention, the label specifies a band 5 to 10 feet wide around and adjacent to the building at a rate of 1 to 1 1/2 pounds.

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According to the label, where is DeltaGard G permitted for use?

• Both indoor and outdoor locations ✓
• Outdoor areas only
• Indoor areas only
• Only in uninhabited buildings

Answer: The label specifies 'Both' for indoor and outdoor locations for the target pests listed.

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What is the maximum allowed rate of deltamethrin per acre for DeltaGard G?

• 0.00045 pounds
• 0.00089 pounds
• 0.00134 pounds ✓
• 0.00500 pounds

Answer: The label specifies a rate not to exceed 0.00134 pounds of deltamethrin per acre.

Which of the following is a target pest for DeltaGard G?

• Mosquitoes and ticks
• Black flies, gnats, and stable flies ✓
• Cockroaches and ants
• Bed bugs and fleas

Answer: The label specifically lists black flies, gnats, stable flies, and several other fly species as target pests.

What is the specific requirement for treating Imported Fire Ant mounds?

• Apply 2 tablespoons per mound and water with at least 1 gallon of water using a light sprinkling can ✓
• Apply 1 to 2 teaspoons and leave the granules dry on the surface
• Apply 1 to 1 1/2 pounds and spray with a high-pressure hose
• Apply 2 tablespoons and wait for the next heavy rain to dissolve them

Answer: For Imported Fire Ants, the label requires two tablespoons per mound and to water them into the soil gently with at least 1 gallon of water.

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When treating for Ticks to maintain control, what is the recommended frequency and timing for the treatment program?

• Once a week from late spring through late summer
• Once a month from late spring (May-June) until late summer (August-September) into the fall ✓
• Every two weeks during the spring and fall months
• Once a month only during the peak summer months of July and August

Answer: The label states a regular treatment program should be followed, treating once a month from late spring (May-June) until late summer (August-September) into the fall.