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Clarke has been providing mosquito control services since 1946. We deliver integrated mosquito management programs that help make communities more livable, safe and comfortable.
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Clarke offers the broadest selection of public health mosquito control products in the industry with choices for rotation and resistance management matters. It’s the foundation for effective long-term mosquito control, for today and into the future.
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Natular® G30: Efficient, Flexible Mosquito Larval Control
A multi-brood, extended-release granule that delivers up to 30 days of control on mosquito larvae in all four feeding instar stages, and can be applied up to six weeks before flooding conditions.
Our mosquito control application equipment, data management and surveillance tools are used by public health mosquito control professionals around the world.
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Case Study: Duet® HD as a Rotational Tool for Mixed Environments
SLCMAD and Clarke worked together to evaluate the aerial adulticide product, Duet® HD, as a fit for their integrated mosquito management program. SLCMAD’s team recently detailed the results and overview of this trial in the Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association (JAMCA).
Here are the top 10 things residents want to know about mosquito control spraying in their community.
Vector-borne diseases are on the rise globally, and the need for effective vector control has never been more critical. The World Health Organization regularly reports alarming statistics on the spread of these diseases, with The New York Times’ headline “The…
Late summer is often when the presence of mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile Virus (WNV) upticks rapidly, thanks to ideal weather conditions (regular rainfall, humidity levels, and warm air temperatures) for mosquito breeding.
While considered rare within the United States today, malaria can be extremely common in humid, hot climates and is one of the highest-occurring vector diseases worldwide. Scroll to learn more about malaria, its transmission via mosquitoes, and methods for helping…
Last week, Clarke rounded out National Mosquito Control Awareness Week with an all-things-mosquito webinar featuring Dr. Day, Professor Emeritus at the University of Florida’s Entomology Laboratory and author of the Newsletter, Kattie Morris, and Andrew Rivera, leading members of Clarke’s…
The use of drones as a product deployment and surveillance tool within mosquito control programs has steadily increased over the past years. Earning an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) certification is essential to utilizing and incorporating drones within a mosquito control…
While mosquito-borne diseases threaten human health worldwide, implementing an integrated mosquito management (IMM) system can go a long way toward mitigating those risks. Within the IMM network, the surveillance lever acts explicitly as a predecessor to larval or adult control…
Clarke\’s latest case study reveals data on the environmental impact of implementing over 200 adult mosquito traps and Biogent’s BG Counters.
Each method of lake mapping – vegetation, bathymetric, and sedimentation/hardness mapping – provides unique insight into assessing areas of your waterbody that would have otherwise gone unnoticed, let alone enough understanding to properly plan and budget for.
Mosquito control services use a variety of different application methods to control mosquitoes in communities, private backyards, public parks, and commercial properties. There is no one size fits all solution for keeping mosquito populations in check.
Communities all across the country rely on mosquito control products and services to improve the comfort and quality of life for residents.
Here’s an overview of the most frequently used tools for adult mosquito surveillance, including established and emerging technologies for conducting and managing mosquito surveillance activities.
According to the Joint Statement on Mosquito Control in the United States from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “…The greatest control impact on mosquito populations will occur when they are concentrated, immobile and accessible.”
Clarke is the exclusive distributor for the Biogents line of public health mosquito surveillance products in the United States, its territories, and the Cayman Islands.
Mosquito control by air can be effective for communities that need to quickly reduce mosquito populations over a wide area. Here are seven things to understand about the science of aerial mosquito control applications.
To keep the outdoor dining experience pleasant and safe for everyone, here are four things a restaurant can do to help eliminate mosquitoes during outdoor dining.
Mosquito control is a key function of protecting the public from the transmission of mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus, Zika, various forms of encephalitis, and others.
Taking a more holistic approach to mosquito control is essential for optimal results. Just using spray treatments is not enough.
Here is what Clarke recommends be considered when choosing the right products for mosquito control in your community.
Find out what a sustainable mosquito control program looks like for your community.
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