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With the fly season approaching, many pig farmers will soon focus on fly prevention strategies. There is no single definitive method for keeping a fly population at bay. Different strategies will work...
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Environmental Health Officers have the authority to control nuisance fly populations under the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005.
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Summers in the UK are becoming increasingly hotter, winters milder, and there's often more rain scattered in between. One thing's for sure: the effects of climate change are now all...
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It's true: fly control doesn’t have to involve using invasive chemicals. Many livestock keepers and farmers look toward safer, alternative methods to control different fly species - especially during warmer...
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If you’re thinking a day is all a fly gets, then you’re not the only one; it’s a common myth that flies have such short lifespans. While different flies live...
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Fly species feed on different things, depending on the type and species. Their habits and lifestyle vary, as do the methods used to control them. Fly prevention methods include cultural...
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Any fly can be an unwelcome addition in the home, on farms, or in animal housing, but biting flies add considerably more problems. Not only can their bites be painful...
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As a poultry farm manager, you understand the importance of keeping your facilities free of flies. Not only do they pose a nuisance to your birds, but they can also...
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All flies pose a problem to herd health and animal welfare, with those that bite posing unique challenges and impacting yield and farm incomes. There are also significant environmental problems...
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Found throughout the natural world and spanning the entire globe, the darkling beetle is often seen as a pest to the agricultural industry, but the vast majority of species reside...
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What’s the best way to control flies on a pig farm? It’ll depend - to some degree - on your farm's stocking density and layout. Also important: location, location, location....
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Fly control on a dairy farm requires a management programme that reflects the number of cows and the farm design.
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A well-ventilated dairy is essential for happy, healthy cows, leading to good productivity and yields - as well as a lower carbon footprint.
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