San Mateo County: Results of the Efficacy of Suspend on Density of Ticks Along a Recreational Trail
Entomology Report January 2007, San Mateo County Mosquito Abatement District
The insecticide Suspend (Deltamethrin) was evaluated for its ability to control Dermacentor ticks along a recreational trail in San Mateo County. Three days post treatment, showed a 98% decline in ticks. One week post treatment resulted in 100% control and after seven weeks the trail was still at a density of 0 ticks. This study showed that the material is very effective in controlling Dermacentors. In the future, another study will be performed to evaluate the efficacy of Suspend on Ixodes pacificus ticks.
Previous related entries:
San Mateo County: Trial Application of Suspend for Control of Ticks, May 2006
San Mateo County: Trial Application of Suspend for Control of Ticks, April 2006
San Mateo County: Results of the Evaluation of Trailside Mowing as a Tick Control Method, January 2007
San Mateo County: Effects of Mowing on Summer Tick Populations, June 2006
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