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Mosquito Larvicide Order Form

 

Kiowa Conservation District                                                                                                                                                                 PO Box 688 / 7519 E. Hwy 86                                                                                                                                                   Franktown, CO  80116                                                                                                                                                                        303-621-2070 ext. 101                                                                                                                    

  Larvicide Order Form
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Quantity Description Unit Cost Total Cost
 
VectoBac® G, 40-pound bag		 $75.00  
 
Bactimos® Dunks, 20 briquets per card		 $18.00  

Subtotal		  

Tax (4.0%)		  

 

 Total Due  

Payment must accompany order.  No refunds will be given unless product is unavailable.                                                           We regret that we are no longer accepting credit cards.

By this purchase, I agree to store, apply, and use the product according to manufacturer label directions.  I indemnify and hold the Kiowa Conservation District harmless from and against all losses, injuries, claim expenses and liabilities of whatsoever nature resulting from the use of the products.  I acknowledge that no product will totally eliminate mosquitoes, but that these will help.

Which Bti larvicide to purchase?

Bacillus Thuringiensis, subspecies israelensis 

VectoBac® G is a biological larvicide granulated for use against mosquito larvae in the following mosquito habitats: Irrigation ditches, roadside ditches, flood water pools, standing ponds, snow melt pools, pastures, catch basins, storm water retention areas.

This larvicide comes in a 40-pound bag and should not be repackaged. When stored in a cool, dry place the product has a shelf life of approximately 5 years. Application rates vary from 2½ pounds per acre (7 or 8 granules per square foot) to 5 pounds per acre depending on the breeding habitat. Granules should be applied along the fringes of pools or creeks where the water is still, over marshy areas, and in low lying areas that retain water. Re-application may be required every 7 to 10 days from the onset of mosquito season through mid-September when cooler temperatures cause the mosquitoes to hibernate. A single 40-pound bag should be sufficient for one season of larvicide application along a 660-feet stretch of creek.  

or

B.T.I. Briquets® are floating “dunkers”, sustained-release, Biological Larvicide suitable for use in horse troughs, stock tanks, or stagnant ponds.  A single briquet provides effective mosquito control for 100 square feet of water for approximately 21 days. Although the product poses no risk to wildlife, some animals steal the “dunkers”, so be vigilant.

 Wear safety glasses or goggles and appropriate clothing when applying the larvicide as direct contact with eyes or skin may cause mild irritation. Additional product information is available at www.valentbiosciences.com.