The initial counterattack succeeded against an invading species of termite that had begun to colonize South Florida, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture.
The department's workers sprayed pesticide at 47 sites in western Dania Beach earlier this month, seeking to eradicate the Nasutitermes corniger termite, a Caribbean species that tunnels up the sides of houses and displays a ravenous appetite for hardwood.
Workers spent four days treating houses, trees, vacant lots and other sites where the termites had been found.
Source: Sun Sentinel
Latest from Pest Control Technology
- Drowning in the Details? Seven Steps to Overcoming the Urge to Micromanage
- Ground Dove Population Increases on Ulong Island Following Removal of Invasive Rats
- Miller Pest Solutions Promotes Keith Johnson to External Operations Director
- Anticimex Carolinas Family of Brands Sponsors Salvation Army Angel Tree Program
- Guest Feature: Insight Canada’s Path to Sustainable Success in Quebec
- King County (Wash.) Warns Residents of Toilet Rats
- Beyond the Pest | Ep. 7 – Mike Thome and Jen Sweeney-Ingram
- NEPMA Presents Bartlett W. Eldredge Award to Jim O’Neill