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Please rate this year’s Breakfast Meeting

1. Please rate this year’s Breakfast Meeting

a. Poor

b. Need improvement

c. Good

d. Very Good

e. Excellent

2. If answered 3 or below on Question 1, what can we do to improve our Breakfast Meeting?

3. How many employees does your company have?

a. Just me (Solo trader)

b. 2-10

c. 11- 50

d. 50+

4. Approximately what percentage of your total purchasing is with Killgerm?

a. 0–25%

b. 26–50%

c. 51–75%

d. 76–100%

5. Which additional services do you offer, if any? (Select all that apply)

a. None – pest control only

b. Drain services

c. Cleaning / sanitation

d. Grounds maintenance

e. Property maintenance

f. Environmental / wildlife management

g. Other (please specify): _________

Other (please specify): _________

6. Which Killgerm training courses would you be interested in attending? (Select all that apply)

a. Open Awards Level 2 Award in the Principles of Rodent Control

b. Killgerm Principles of Insect Control

c. RSPH Level 2 or Level 3 Award in Pest Management

d. Level 2 Award in the Safe Use of Pesticides (PA1 & PA6)

e. Pest Control Refresher / Update

f. Other:_________

g. Not at the moment

Other (please specify): _________

7. Which pests do you deal with regularly? (Select all that apply)

a. Rats

b. Mice

c. Wasps

d. Ants

e. Bed bugs

f. Stored product insects (e.g. beetles, moths)

g. Fleas

h. Flies

i. Birds

j. Moles

k. Squirrels

l. Other:_________

Other (please specify): _________

8. Would you like to know more about FlyDetect X?

a. Yes – please send more information

b. Yes – I’d like to arrange a demo

c. Not at the moment

Opportunities for Profit: Choosing the Right Products – Quiz

1. When an Environmental Risk Assessment (ERA) allows rodenticide use, which factor should be considered first?

A. Cost management

B. Ease of use

C. Risk to Wildlife

D. Brand availability

2. Which of the following rodenticide active ingredients are non-anticoagulants with lower risk of secondary poisoning?

A. Bromadiolone and difenacoum

B. Brodifacoum and flocoumafen

C. Alphachloralose and cholecalciferol

D. Coumatetralyl and difethialone

3. Which rodent species has only one approved rodenticide product in the UK?

A. House mouse (Mus musculus)

B. Brown rat (Rattus norvegicus)

C. Black rat (Rattus rattus)

D. Wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus)

4. Which statement about grain bait is correct?

A. Rats and mice consume grain in the same way

B. Grain bait is unsuitable for burrow baiting

C. The active ingredient must be infused through the grain to give enhanced effectiveness for house mouse control

D. Grain bait is always more expensive than block bait

5. What is the primary purpose of Bitrex® in rodenticide bait?

A. To improve palatability

B. To increase mould resistance

C. To discourage accidental human consumption

D. To indicate bait freshness

6. What does the colour of rodenticide bait indicate?

A. The strength of the active ingredient

B. The target pest species

C. The formulation type

D. Nothing about the active ingredient

7. In BASF’s study on Selontra, what happened to the effectiveness of the active ingredient after 4 months outdoors?

A. It degraded significantly

B. It reduced slightly

C. It remained unchanged

D. It became inactive

8. Which statement about water-based and oil-based insecticides is correct?

A. Water-based insecticides are always non-residual

B. Oil-based insecticides are always safer on surfaces

C. Oil penetrates the insect cuticle faster, while water is kinder to surfaces

D. Oil-based insecticides cannot be used indoors

9. Why are Suspension Concentrates (SC) and Wettable Powders (WP) highly effective on porous surfaces?

A. They dry instantly

B. The surface absorbs the water leaving active particles on top

C. They create a visible barrier insects avoid

D. They release vapours over time

10. Which insecticide formulation uses microscopic polymer capsules that release active ingredient over time?

A. Emulsion Concentrate (EC)

B. Emulsion in Water (EW)

C. Suspension Concentrate (SC)

D. Micro-encapsulated (CS)

11. Which approach is considered the most cost-effective in professional pest control?

A. Always choosing the cheapest product

B. Using the strongest chemical available

C. Selecting a solution that achieves control with the fewest visits and least chemical

D. Replacing bait or insecticide at the first sign of decay

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