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Fly Parasites 10,000 pupae
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| Larvae/Pupae Control:
Control Flys with Fly Parasites, the natural enemy Beneficial Nematodes |
Manure Management/Sanitation:
- Remove manure regularly. |
Parasite Particulars
| - Gnat-sized, nocturnal, and burrow into the soil. - Can be used to treat dogs, poultry, swine, feed lots, dairies, and other facilities where flies are a problem. - Will NOT bite or harm humans and animals. - Reproduce in 1-2 weeks, constantly reinforcing the parasite population. - Sold in the form of parasitized pupae, and are easy to disperse. - Travel up to 80 yards to find food sources (fly pupae) - Adaptable to all climates. - Bio-Balanced Fly Control is the long overdue solution for livestock owners, breeders, and trainers. - Bio-Balanced Fly Control programs are the safest, most cost effective way to control filth-breeding flies! |
Parasite Application
Your insects arrive in a bag as parasitized pupae in a sawdust medium. The pupae are at various stages of development. Store at room temperature away from dogs and ants. Check for hatching over the next day or two by holding the bag up to a light source. When the first gnat-like parasites appear inside the bag it's time for application. Once dispersed, hatching will continue over the next week.
The parasites are nocturnal, thus the optimal release time is dusk. Apply the parasites around the edges of "hot spots" areas where manure and urine are accumulated - where flies are crawling and breeding. Scratch a 1/2" hole in the ground with your heel, drop in a tablespoon of the sawdust and pupae mixture, and cover the hole with dirt, manure, or straw. Repeat this process every 10-20 feet until the package contents are gone. Use a little extra in problem "hot spots".
| Buglogical has designed a Fly Control Program using regular releases of fly parasites and beneficial nematodes.
First, use regular releases of fly parasites based upon the prescriptions to the right. Second, use beneficial nematodes once or twice a year to treat manure piles or any areas where fly larvae populations may be abundant. |
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