TRICO® PRO protecting your crops against deer browse in soybeans
Protect Your Soybean Fields: The Power of Deer Repellent
What is Deer Repellent?
Deer repellent is a specially formulated solution designed to deter deer from entering your fields and feeding on your crops. By utilizing natural scents and tastes that deer find unpleasant, repellents create a barrier that encourages deer to stay away from your valuable soybean plants.
Understanding Deer Browse and Its Impact
Deer can be a significant threat to soybean fields, causing extensive damage through browsing. This behavior not only affects the yield but can also lead to increased costs for farmers in terms of replanting and managing pests. Effective deer management is essential for protecting your crops and ensuring a successful harvest.
Benefits of Using TRICO® PRO Deer Repellent
Prevents Deer Damage:
Deer are notorious for feeding on soybean plants, which can lead to significant yield loss. Deer repellent creates a barrier that deters these animals from grazing on the crops, preserving the integrity of the plants.
Non-Toxic and Environmentally Friendly:
TRICO® PRO is made from natural ingredients making it safe for the environment, crops, and non-target animals. It does not harm the plants or surrounding ecosystem ensuring safe harvests.
Easy to Apply:
The liquid concentrate formula is easy to apply to soybean fields. It can be quickly distributed to large areas without the need for specialized equipment.
Long-Lasting Protection:
TRICO® PRO’s high-quality deer repellent formula offers long-lasting effectiveness and is weather resistant. This reduces the need for frequent reapplications, saving time and labor.
Cost-Effective Solution:
Compared to building physical barriers or using other control methods, TRICO® PRO is a cost-effective way to protect soybeans from deer. It offers a practical solution with minimal investment.
Disrupts Feeding Behavior:
Most deer repellents work by altering the deer’s feeding behavior, either by creating an unpleasant taste or smell. Over time, deer learn to avoid treated areas, reducing the likelihood of repeat damage.
