Cockroach Control
Cockroaches pose a real threat to both animals and humans. From contaminating food to spreading disease, cockroach control should be a focal point for every barn and agricultural facility, regardless of size.
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Cattle Armor™ 1% Synergized Pour On
An on cattle pour-on to control flies and lice on cows. It can be applied as a spray mist or back rubber on pasture, in the feed lot.
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Lambda 9.7 CS
High quality adulticide for insect control in livestock areas and other farm structures. Great for perimeter treatments as part of an IPM protocol.
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Pyronyl™ Crop Spray
A broad-spectrum insectide for use in dairies and feedlots as well as in poultry and swine operation for reliable control as part of an IPM program.
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Starbar® EZ™ Outdoor Fogger
Starbar® EZ™ Outdoor Fogger kills mosquitoes, ticks, wasps, and 15+ pests. Sprays up to 15 feet and treats up to 8,750 sq ft. Perfect for backyards, patios, and picnic areas.
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Starbar® E-Pro Adulticide Spray
A highly reliable insecticidal spray that controls flies and other bitting insects such mites lice and ticks on cattle swine poultry and horses.
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Cyanarox® Insecticidal Bait
This ready-to-use granular bait can be trusted to control cockroaches and nuisance flies in, on and around farms, barns and animal housing facilities.
Types of Cockroaches
German Cockroach
Oriental Cockroach
American Cockroach
Australian Cockroach
Brown-banded Cockroach
Smoky Brown Cockroach
Brown Cockroach
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Cockroach Behavior
- Active at night
- Forage for food and water
- Eat all types of human food and animal food
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Cockroach Infestation Sites
- In and around barns and animal facilities
- Anywhere food is stored
- Shelter under/behind equipment and feeding areas
- Holes in walls, nooks and crannies
- Dark, warm environments
- Garbage/refuse areas
- Indoors or outdoors
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Signs of Cockroach Infestations
- Roach droppings/dark specs
- If seen foraging during the day, population is likely large
- As population grows, more are forced out of shelter
- Overflowing population in one location
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The Dangers of Cockroaches
- Food safety violations
- Carry bacteria and viruses that can spread to animals and employees
- Can cause food poisoning, diarrhea, and dysentery
- Allergic reactions can include skin rashes, congestion, watery eyes
- Can trigger asthma attacks, which can become a major worker safety issue
- Strong odor
