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• Acknowledgements and Disclaimer
• Indoxacarb Bait Effects on Mound Activity and Foraging of Red Imported Fire Ants, Yoakum Airport, Fall 2002
• Commercially Available Compounds for the Control of Red Imported Fire Ants
• Testing of Wheat-based Baits for Use in the Australian Fire Ant Eradication Program
• The Active Ingredient Indoxacarb as a Broadcast Bait for the Control of Red Imported Fire Ants
• Testing of TopChoice® and Firestar® Alone and in Combination for the Control of Red Imported Fire Ants, Palestine, Texas Airport
• The Experimental Compound Noviflumuron as a Broadcast Bait for the Control of Red Imported Fire Ants, Palestine, Texas Airport
• Comparison of Fire Ant Bait Products in Fort Bend County
• High volume Broadcast Application of Hydramethylnon for the Control of Fire Ants
• Different Ratios of s-Methoprene and Hydramethylnon Baits as Hopper Blends for the Suppression of Red Imported Fire Ants
• Effectiveness of Hopper Blend Broadcast Baits in Unfavorable Conditions
• Speed of Suppression of Different Carrier Formulations of Fipronil
• Evaluation of Extinguish® for Fire Ant Control in Pecans in Comanche County, Texas, 1999-2002
• Effectiveness of Clinch™ Broadcast Bait for the Control of Red Imported Fire Ants in Pecan Orchards
• A Field Comparison of Five Broadcast Baits as Full Rate, Hopper Blend and Skip Swath Applications
• Spinosad Bait Rate and Formulation Study, Cameron Airpark, 1999
• Comparison of Different Formulations of Broadcast Fipronil for the Control of Red Imported Fire Ants
• Evaluation of "Organic" and Alternative Imported Fire Ant Mound Drench Treatments
• Evaluation of Organic™ Solutions All-Crop Multipurpose Commercial and Agricultural Insecticide as a Red Imported Fire Ant Mound Drench Treatment
• Crushed Neem Seed for the Control of Individual Red Imported Fire Ant Colonies
• Two Formulations of Granular Permethrin for the Control of Individual Colonies of Red Imported Fire Ants
• Deltamethrin Dust for the Control of Individual Colonies of Red Imported Fire Ants
• Effectiveness of Pyrethrin and Pyrethroid-containing Formulations of Diatomaceous Earth for the Control of Individual Fire Ant Colonies
• Evaluation of Gardenville Soil Conditioner as a Drench Treatment for the Control of Individual Red Imported Fire Ant Mounds
• Effectiveness of ExxAnt for the Control of Individual Red Imported Fire Ant Colonies
• Control of Individual Colonies of Red Imported Fire Ants with a Drench of the Bacteria Xenorhabdus spp.
• Effectiveness of Amdro® Yard Treatment as Applied as Individual Mound Treatments, Broadcast and in Combination
• Granular Bifenthrin Applied as Individual Mound Treatments and Broadcast for the Control of Red Imported Fire Ants
• IGR Bait Individual Fire Ant Mound Treatments for Small Area Fire Control
• Fipronil Application Trail, Hallettsville Municipal Airport, 2002
• Comparison of Amdro®, Spectracide® Fire Ant Bait and Diazinon Using Broadcast and Individual Mound Treatment Applications
• Impacts of the Red Imported Fire Ant Upon Predators, Aphids and Noctuid Eggs in Cotton Field
• A Field Evaluation of the Impact of Fire Ants on Quality and Yield of Peanuts in Comanche County, Texas
• Speed of Red Imported Fire Ant Foraging Suppression Using Spinosad Broadcast Bait, Royalty Pecan Orchard, Burleson County, Texas, 2001
• Yield Loss Due to Fire Ant Mounds in Hay Harvesting
• NouGard® as a Fire Ant Repellent on Tree Trunks
• Community-wide Imported Fire Ant Management in Texas
• Lakecliffe Drive Community-wide Fire Ant Management Program, Harker Heights, Texas