Phostoxin Mole Control Flask
Phostoxin contains aluminium phosphide, and comes in aluminium flasks containing approximately 30 three-gram solid greyish tablets (approximately 90 grams net weight). The recommended method of placing Phostoxin tablets in burrows and tunnels is by means of the Phostoxin applicator.
Benefits of mole control:
- Prevention of loss of soil fertility.
- Prevention of damage to machinery. Moles bring up stones that can damage mowing machines and harvesters.
- Prevention of crop loss. Moles damage vegetable production by disturbing the roots and allowing the soil to dry out.
- Improvement in the appearance of turf. Especially on lawns, playing fields, golf courses and pastures.
- Protection of silage/meadow ground. Moles can contaminate silage and meadows.
- Prevention of accidents to horses. Mole workings on rides and gallops pose a very real danger to horses in training.
Only unopened flasks should be stored. Once opened, the entire contents of the flasks must be used up in a single application. Do not re-seal part used flasks.
Once the treatment has been completed, any residual dust that is left in the Phostoxin flask and/or inside the chamber of the applicator should be dislodged by carefully tapping the flask and/or barrel against a solid object.
Keep out of the reach of children.
PHOSTOXIN TABLETS SHOULD ONLY BE USED TO TREAT RUNS OR BURROWS WHICH ARE AT LEAST TEN METRES FROM AN OCCUPIED BUILDING.
| Weight | 2.000000 |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit of Measure | Each |
| Decimal Places Qtys | 1 |
