Termites Behaving Badly: Eliminating Subterranean Termites with Baiting Technology

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In this webinar, sponsored by BASF, Technical Services Representative Dr. Bob Davis, BCE, will take an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach to topics related to termite control, including termite identification, biology, and behavior, and will help participants identify conducive conditions and signs of infestations.

He'll also discuss termite baiting, non-repellent and repellent control technologies and the transfer of active ingredients within the termite social colony system, and how control methods, exclusion, construction practices and techniques can directly affect termite control.

In addition to termite baiting, Dr. Bob will cover options for treating above ground termite activity using spot/partial applications (foam or liquid formulations) that ensure a well-rounded pest management service program. Product choice and treatment methods are dictated by the product label, and PMPs, by following these label directions, will be able to meet and exceed homeowners’ expectations – providing peace of mind.