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1. Keeping Home Unattractive is the Wisest Pest Control Made for Flies
July 28, 2015

House flies are prolific breeders making it difficult to control an established population. But if you begin to cull their ability to feed and breed by removing food sources in combination with the implementation of fly traps, you will begin to see a drastic reduction in population after 3–4 weeks. Having just one female fly in or around your home can lead to hundreds of eggs. So, to avoid an infestation, it is important that you know how to get rid of flies fast and effectively. Flies can also be dangerous because they transmit pathogens. You don't want these pesky insects contaminating ... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores

2. Relating Sanitation to Fly Pest Control is Really Helpful
May 05, 2015

Sanitation needs to be the cornerstone of a fly management program. The life cycle of a fly requires that the eggs, larvae and pupae live in manure, moist hay, spilled silage, wet grain, or other type of organic material for a 10 to 21 day period. Removing these materials on a weekly basis can help break the life cycle. Spreading that material on fields as thinly as possible to ensure it dries out quickly can break the life cycle. House flies get accumulated in areas where there is no cleanliness or hygiene, like exposed garbage or fecal matter. Left out uncovered food also attracts flies... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores

3. Picking Up Possibilities to Handle Well Kitchen Bugs Pest Control
November 29, 2013

Bugs are usually attracted to food and food particles that people can't even see, so the kitchen is a natural place for bugs to congregate and start causing problems. Everything becomes futile when those tiny little creepy bugs get into your kitchen. They crawl on the slabs, fly over food, get inside the glasses and totally get onto your nerves. So, what to do? It's never good to have creepy crawly little bugs in the house, but it's especially bad to have an infestation in the kitchen. Getting a pest control is a cumbersome task and can also cost you lots of money, while using chem... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores

4. Being Smart to Involve in Long Term Fly Control at Home
November 27, 2013

To accomplish adequate fly control it is helpful to divide the environment into three basic zones, keeping in mind during each aspect of the evaluation, what can be done in each zone to reduce the overall fly activity in each of the critical areas. The overall philosophy of fly control is to reduce the attraction of flies to the general exterior environment. The place to start when making such an evaluation is on the exterior because no matter what steps are taken, there will always be flies on the outside of the building(s). The exterior zone is inspected first because the more that is done ... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores

5. What is the Proactive Fly Control Approach Outdoor
November 16, 2013

Effective outdoor fly control can greatly reduce indoor infestations by reducing the number of flies surrounding a structure, thereby preventing entry. The flying insects encountered in rural and farm premises can be of many types, but it is generally accepted that those which are regarded as pests are those which spread disease through contamination, or cause physical damage and general nuisance. Because flies feed on garbage and feces, they transmit diseases, so you should do all you can to keep their population to a minimum.Dump standing water: drill holes in old tires, clean your gutt... (read more)

Author: Theresa Flores