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| It is an effective method. | |
| It is somewhat effective, although not as effective as other methods. | |
| It is largely ineffective but harmless. | |
| It is ineffective and could possibly make the problem worse. | |
| It is impossible to determine the liaison's opinion from the email exchange. |
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| If 142 neighborhood lots, 80 of which are 1/4 acre lots and 62 of which are 1/8 acre lots, need to be treated with ant bait, the total cost of the ant bait would be less than $540. | ||
| Pouring 3 gallons of boiling water on a fire ant mound will not destroy the mound approximately 40% of the time. | ||
| The homeowner is more concerned about the cost of the fire ant treatment than about long term effectiveness. |
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| Treating individual mounds with a commercial mound drench is more likely to control fire ants long term than treating individual mounds with boiling water. | ||
| The Fire Ant Research and Management Project Community Liaison thinks that effective long-term fire ant control requires killing any queens in the fire ant mounds. | ||
| If the fire ant mounds are treated with boiling water alone, the probability that all of the mounds reported by the homeowner will be eliminated is less than 15%. |
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