A: Howdy neighbor! Yes, you can spray Martin's 10% Permethrin on the ground in wooded areas to kill ticks, but you must mix it with water first and keep your application at least 25 feet away from any natural bodies of water to protect aquatic wildlife. To get the best results, focus your spray along the perimeter where your yard meets the tree line, thoroughly treating the low brush and leaf litter where ticks love to hide. Because this is a powerful agricultural pesticide, always read the manufacturer's label restrictions and keep pets and children completely away from the woods until the spray has dried 100%.

A: Howdy neighbor! You can use this permethrin solution in a cold (non-thermal) atomizing fogger, but you must follow the specific dilution ratios on the product label for "space sprays" to ensure effective and safe application.

A: Hi, Martin's Control Solutions 10% Permethrin is not labeled for use in a propane or thermal fogger and should not be used in one. This specific product is a water-based emulsion designed primarily for pump sprayers, misting systems, or ULV cold foggers in animal quarters; using it in a heat-producing propane fogger can be dangerous and may cause the active ingredient to break down.

A: product can be used on lactating livestock after milking is completed, can be used on Goats.

A: For the full list of ingredients please contact the manufacturer: https://www.controlsolutionsinc.com/contact-us

A: Martin's Permethrin 10% does not have an expiration date from the manufacturer, but most liquid insecticides usually have a shelf life of up to 5 years.

A: Permethrin Insecticide is for use on cattle, lactating dairy cattle, horses, swine, poultry and pets.

A: We recommend you consulting with your vet before applying this on your dogs.

A: Yes.

A: Yes, it will.