Our community has a “no-feeding” ordinance. How does OvoControl fit into these rules?
Many communities have imposed no feeding ordinances to help reduce the dependence of wildlife on people. While technically being fed to the birds, OvoControl is considered a pesticide and does not conflict with feeding ordinances. It is, however, critical to communicate to the public that an OvoControl program is underway in the community. This will ensure that the general population is aware of the technology and intent of the program. How quickly is the active ingredient eliminated from soil and the environment? Carbon 14-labeled nicarbazin studies have shown that the half-life of nicarbazin in the soil is approximately 49 weeks in field soil and 18 weeks in greenhouse soil. Studies of labeled nicarbazin in field soil plots have shown that the nicarbazin incorporated into the upper 3 inches of soil does not leach through the soil beyond 6 inches in depth and slowly degrades over time. Since this product will be delivered under free-feeding conditions, how can you be sure you are not
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