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                                    BeetleBlock-Verbenone Repellent for the Control of Mountain Pine and Ips Beetle

                                    BeetleBlock-Verbenone recently approved for Mt Pine Beetle control. Verbenone is a natural pheromone that beetles emit when when the population of a tree has reached a high level. The pheromone is a signal to adult beetles to stay away because the tree cannot support full development of the population that has already infested the tree. Beetles turn away and seek another food source. The verbenone in  BeetleBlock  is an exact mimic of the verbenone naturally produced by beetles.

                                    BeetleBlock is user and Eco-Friendly.  Unlike the insecticides approved for Mt. Pine Beetle control, BeetleBlock-Verbenone does not kill bees, beneficial insects, aquatic organisms.  Not restricted use.

                                    Easy to use controlled release dispenser that is hung on individual specimen trees or placed in a grid pattern when wanting to protect acreage.  

                                    Registered by EPA and most Rocky Mountain States. All pheromones in controlled release dispensers are approved organic by USDA/NOP.

                                    Commercially used in 2007, 2008 & 2009 in CO, MT, WY, ID by Forest Service, State Agencies, recreation areas, HOAs in high value recreational or private land holdings. 
                                    Independent tests results available.

                                    BeetleBlock-Verbenone fits well into an IPM (integrated pest management) approach to beetle control where it has been successfully used in recreation areas, campgrounds, HOAs, private land holdings, Forest Service lands and National Parks.

                                    For a complete USDA description of beetle damage, spread, susceptible trees, etc. see:
                                    Forest Insect and Disease Leaflet

                                    For more information on the health effects of  carbaryl and permethrin  insecticide sprays on humans, pets  and the environment visit beyondpesticides.org

                                    Alternative treatments to BeetleBlock-Verbenone:
                                    Insecticides - Individual Tree Protection using Carbaryl USDA
                                    Verbenone Flakes and 'Other' controls - Colorado State Forest Service Insect and Disease
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                                    Staple directly to tree at top of pouch



                                    Application Instructions:


                                    Single Trees

                                    Areas larger than 1/2 acre




                                    BeetleBlock-Verbenone Label

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