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TAG: fire ants

Fire ant do’s and don’ts

July 19, 2022By
Fire ant mounds have many entrances, while other ants have a single, central entrance hole. (Photo: Quality-Pro)

Experts share tips to help pros keep red imported fire ants in check and how there are different strategies to take to manage this pest. read more

Putting out the fire (ants)

July 28, 2021By
Fire ant mound (Photo: Quali-Pro)

Experts from Quali-Pro and FMC Professional Solutions explain how lawn care operators can effectively control fire ants in turf. read more

Control methods to fight fire ants

July 31, 2020By
Fire ant mound (Photo: Leslie J. Mehrhoff, University of Connecticut, Bugwood.org)

Experts from FMC Corp. and Bayer explain best practices lawn care operators can use to successfully identify and control fire ants. read more

Fighting fire ants

March 27, 2019By
Fire ants (Photo: Joanie King, Texas A&M University)

Fire ants. These mound-creating, stinging crawlers can pose a problem for lawns in the South and Southeast. A lawn care operator and a researcher offer their recommendations for getting these insects under control. “Fire ants are pretty simple things; they tear you up, and you have to suppress them,” says Steve Alicky, the integrated pest management (IPM) manager for West... read more

Control tips for fire ants

February 20, 2019By

Use these tips to better control fire ants. read more

FMC: Triple Crown

March 14, 2014By

Triple Crown is a three-way combination of FMC bifenthrin, FMC zeta-cypermethrin and imidacloprid, offering multiple modes of action on more than 30 above- and below-ground turf and ornamental pests, including ants, fire ants, grubs (masked chafer, European chafer and Japanese beetle), chinch bugs, annual bluegrass weevils, ticks, mites, billbugs, mole crickets and more. Available in an emulsion-in-water (EW) formulation, the... read more