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P3 Poultry Pest Powder for Northern Fowl Mites

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Finding mites on your chickens is one of those special chicken-keeping moments when your entire day's plans immediately go to hell.

P3 Poultry Pest Powder is a ready-to-use, plant-derived pest control powder for Northern Fowl Mites on poultry and in poultry housing. It lets you treat the birds and the places mites like to hide without mixing concentrates or turning mite control into an even bigger project than it already is.

Because discovering tiny blood-sucking freeloaders living on your chickens was quite enough excitement for one day.

Poultry Mite Control Without the Mixing

P3 Poultry Pest Powder uses plant-derived active ingredients, including geraniol and thyme oil. The manufacturer describes its action as disrupting the insect cuticle along with activity on insect receptors.

It's classified as a FIFRA 25(b) minimum-risk pesticide and is designed for use on poultry and in poultry facilities according to label directions.

No mixing. No measuring out concentrates. Just a ready-to-use powder for dealing with a problem nobody wanted in the first place.

Ingredients

  • Geraniol: 4.0%
  • Thyme Oil: 4.0%
  • Inert ingredients: 92.0%
  • Total: 100%

Inert ingredients: sodium bicarbonate, calcium silicate, and calcium carbonate

Features

  • Ready-to-use poultry pest powder
  • Targets Northern Fowl Mites
  • Designed for use on poultry and in poultry housing
  • Plant-derived formulation
  • Geraniol and thyme oil active ingredients
  • FIFRA 25(b) minimum-risk pesticide
  • No mixing required
  • Can be applied in the presence of birds when used according to label directions
  • No egg or slaughter withdrawal period according to the manufacturer
  • Made in the USA

Application & Safety

Use P3 Poultry Pest Powder according to the current product label. Application rates and treatment intervals can vary depending on where and how the product is being used, so follow the manufacturer's directions rather than winging it. Mites are annoying enough without accidentally creating a second problem.

When treating poultry housing, pay attention to the areas where mites hide and congregate and follow the label directions for treating birds and their environment.

Turn off ventilation and cooling fans during application and leave them off until airborne powder has settled, approximately 15 minutes according to manufacturer directions.

Avoid breathing the dust and protect your eyes and skin during application. Keep the product out of waterways and avoid releasing it into the environment.

Always read and follow the current product label and safety instructions before use.

Mites suck.

Literally.

Let's get rid of the little bastards.