Features & Benefits
- New use site - over poultry - increases convenience for producers
- Can be tank mixed with current adulticide treatments
- Proactive solution to reduce pest populations
- Potential to decrease the need for spray applications over time
- Photo-stable so it will not rapidly degrade in sunlight
- Long-lasting residual activity breaks pests' life cycles and is effective at low concentrations
- EPA reduced risk status for food handling areas
- Binds to organic and inorganic matter
- Labeled for indoor and outdoor use
NyGuard® IGR Sell Sheet – Animal Health
Find product features, key benefits and performance data for the animal health market detailed in the NyGuard IGR sell sheet.
Pest Control Protocol: Using NyGuard® IGR in Poultry Facilities
A comprehensive protocol to help producers stay in control of pest in poultry facilities using NyGuard IGR. Includes: insect identification, common species, hot spots, inspection, treatment and control product information.
Spanish Pest Control Protocol: Using NyGuard® IGR in Poultry Facilities
Spanish language version of MGK’s comprehensive protocol to help producers stay in control of pests in poultry facilities using NyGuard IGR. Includes: insect identification, common species, hot spots, inspection, treatment and control product information.
Pest Control Protocol: Flies in Dairy & Confined Livestock Facilities
A comprehensive protocol to help producers stay in control of flies in dairies and confined livestock facilities. Includes: pest identification, common species, hot spots, inspection, treatment and fly control product information.
Spanish Pest Control Protocol: Flies in Dairy & Confined Livestock Facilities
Spanish language version of MGK’s comprehensive protocol to help producers stay in control of flies in dairies and confined livestock facilities. Includes: pest identification, common species, hot spots, inspection, treatment and fly control product information.
Pest Control Protocol: House Flies in Poultry Facilities
MGK’s comprehensive protocol to help producers stay in control of house flies in poultry facilities. Includes: insect identification, common species, hot spots, inspection, treatment and control product information.
Spanish Pest Control Protocol: House Flies in Poultry Facilities
Spanish language version of MGK’s comprehensive protocol to help producers stay in control of house flies in poultry facilities. Includes: insect identification, common species, hot spots, inspection, treatment and control product information.
NyGuard® FAQs
- 140-milliliter bottle
- 480-milliliter bottle
Please contact your distributor for availability.
Juvenile hormone (JH) mimics work by imitating the natural growth hormones produced by insects. By doing so, the insect will go through additional larval stages but will never molt into the pupal stage or turn into an adult.
NyGuard® IGR and NyGuard® EZ1 IGR use the same active ingredient, have the same mode of action and can be used for the same pests and use sites. However, NyGuard® EZ1 IGR is a different diluted formula for 1 ounce single dose easy mixing.
Yes, NyGuard® IGR can be used in conjunction with an adulticide insecticide as directed on the label. Always read and follow the label instructions.
NyGuard® is a broad spectrum insect growth regulator (IGR) that is effective against many insects in animal production. Examples include flies, mosquitoes, litter beetles, fleas, cockroaches, stored product pests and many more.
NyGuard® IGR is a juvenile hormone mimic. NyGuard® works to keep insects in the immature stage where they often lack an exoskeleton, or a protective outer layer, which makes them easier to kill before they reach adulthood.
As an insect growth regulator, NyGuard® will reduce the likelihood of insecticide resistance by introducing a new mode of action to the IPM program. Improved insect control can be achieved by combining the use of NyGuard® with an adulticide.
Adulticides are insecticides that target adult insects, while IGRs target immature insects. By combining an adulticide and an IGR, both short-term control and long-term control can be ensured.
Reapply every 30 days or when target insect populations return to economic threshold levels.
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