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Habitat-Targeted Chemical Control — Aug 25
AI summary The Freehold Township Board of Health is discussing habitat-targeted chemical control methods to manage tick populations, including the use of acaricides, such as pyrethroids, to kill ticks while minimizing environmental impacts. The board is considering the use of barrier applications to vegetation in areas with significant human activity, and limiting applications to areas with high probability of human-tick encounters. Generated automatically from the official record. Read the source below for the complete, authoritative text.
Habitat-targeted chemical control refers to the application of an acaricide (a pesticide that kills ticks and related organisms) to the environment in an effort to suppress or manage tick populations.
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