It is also used against pests of field corn, golf courses, and commercial lawn care under the trade name Chipco Choice.[5] It has been used under the trade name Adonis for locust control in Madagascar and Kazakhstan.[5] Marketed under the names Termidor, Ultrathor, Fipforce and Taurus in Africa and Australia, fipronil effectively controls termite pests, and was shown to be effective in field trials in these countries.[5] Under the trade name Termidor, fipronil is approved for use against the Rasberry crazy ant until 2022[6] in counties where positive identification had been made by entomologists from the Texas Department of Agriculture and the Environmental Protection Agency.[7] Use of Termidor is restricted to certified pest control operators in the following states: Alaska, Connecticut, Nebraska, South Carolina, Massachusetts, Indiana, New York, and Washington.[citation needed] In Australia, it is marketed under numerous trade names, including Combat Ant-Rid, Anthem, Clearout, Fipforce, Radiate and Termidor, and as generic fipronil In the United Kingdom, provisional approval for five years has been granted for fipronil use as a public hygiene insecticide.[5] Fipronil is the main active ingredient of Frontline TopSpot, Fiproguard, Flevox, and PetArmor (used along with S-methoprene in the 'Plus' versions of these products) in the USA and Frontline Tri-Act for Dogs, Plus (Dog), Plus (Cat), Spot-On (Dog) and Spot-On (Cat) in the UK;[8] these treatments are used in fighting tick and flea infestations in dogs and cats.