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The impact of red imported fire ants in the state of Texas is estimated to be $1.2 billion annually. Red imported fire ants are pests of urban, agricultural and wildlife areas and can pose a serious...

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Control Methods | Texas Imported Fire Ant Research and Management Project

The bait you apply determines how quickly ants will be controlled and how long the effect will last. Faster acting bait products include indoxacarb (works in 3-10 days), hydramethylnon (works in 7-14 ...
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Red and black imported fire ants ( Solenopsis invicta, and S. richteri) are native to South America. They were accidentally introduced into the U.S. around the 1930’s through the port of Mobile, Ala...

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