Chlorangraniliprole as Termidor alternative?

Thread view:

Enable EMail Alerts

Start New Thread

Thread rating:

grennp - 02 Feb 2007 16:45 GMT

Not sure if I have the spelling right, but we have been offered to be
guinea pigs for a new termite treatment that is supposed to be as
effective as termidor, but more environmentally conscious.

Has anyone heard of Chlorangraniliprole? Supposedly it's used on food
crops in US, Europe, Australia and other places, and is in the
experimental phase for termite control.

Reply to this Message

Lar - 03 Feb 2007 01:37 GMT

> Not sure if I have the spelling right, but we have been offered to be
> guinea pigs for a new termite treatment that is supposed to be as
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> crops in US, Europe, Australia and other places, and is in the
> experimental phase for termite control.

I couldn't find anything on that chemical, if possible you could get the
exact spelling. I remember a couple of years back there was talk of a
couple on new products coming down the pike, haven't really heard
anything new on them.

Lar

Reply to this Message

Homeowner Forum / Pest Control / February 2007

Chlorangraniliprole as Termidor alternative?