Products tagged with 'fly control'

Twenty One Alphi is a highly effective adulticide for treating Litter Beetle in Livestock and Poultry housing. Litter beetle can be very destructive and have been known to undermine the structure of some poultry units. They are also a known vector of disease. In broiler units the key issues of litter beetle appears at turnaround of chickens. As soon as the shed is emptied and food is removed in preparation for cleaning the beetles will migrate to cracks and crevices in the walls.

Once the disinfection and clean is done and chickens and feed are reintroduced the beetles will migrate back into the shed with all the disease that may have been prevalent before the deep clean. See image showing how Alphi should be applied before and after the deep clean around the base of the walls to control beetles in their migration to and from the walls.

A powerful insect spray combining the fast knock down properties of Tetramethrin and residual action of Permethrin. No need to carry two cans around for crawling and flying insects when this does both.

Giant 600ml (professional only) can for both flying & Crawling insects

For use with Flectron Fly Ear Tags

Garlic has beneficial effects on the respiratory, circulatory and digestive systems of the horse. The mild odour of garlic granules make it ideal for fussy feeders. Feeding instructions: 18-36grams or 1-2 scoops per day.

Garlic has beneficial effects on the respiratory, circulatory and digestive systems of the horse. The mild odour of garlic granules make it ideal for fussy feeders. Feeding instructions: 18-36grams or 1-2 scoops per day.

The Organ-X Pro-Formula Fly Trap XL is a non-toxic solution to fly problems. Using fast-catch technology, each trap can catch up to 40,000 flies.

The Organ-X Pro-Formula Fly Trap XL can be used in gardens or outside farm buildings, animal housing and industrial sites. The bag is made from durable plastic with a strong handle, reducing the risk of breakage and leakage.

Just as water and the formulation starts to ferment attracting flies.