Do-It-Yourself Backyard Mosquito Control

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Publication
Date of Publication
December 7, 2021
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This 4-page publication explains how to destroy or treat mosquito breeding sites, use backyard foggers, and apply backyard residual sprays.

It is possible to manage mosquitoes around your home at a reasonable cost. This publication explains how to destroy or treat mosquito breeding sites, use backyard foggers, and apply backyard residual sprays. Included is a comparison of common active ingredients in outdoor insecticides and repellents. Products that have not been proven to work well are also discussed. (4 Pages)

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