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Aerial application of baits containing EL-468 against natural infestations of the red imported fire ant were conducted in Georgia during Apr. The treatments were made on improved bermuda grass pasture that had been allowed to go fallow for 3-4 years. The chemical was formulated in soybean oil and applied on a carrier of pregel defatted corn grits. The concentration of EL-468 was 0.75% in the total bait. The applications were made using a Transland slim-line spreader (Model 20241) mounted on a Cessna Ag-Truck aircraft flying at 50-ft altitude and 120 mph with a swath width of 50 ft. The EL-468 bait was applied at 2 rates; 1.25 and 2.5 lb/acre. Amdro (0.88% concentration) applied at a rate of 1 lb/acre was used as a standard.

Aerial Applications of EL-468 (Eli Lilly and Company) Baits For Control of Red Imported Fire Ants, 1981