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Principles Of Fly Control

Cultural Methods

The cultural control of flies is defined as the manipulation, insofar as is possible, of abiotic factors (environmental conditions such as temperature, moisture of breeding habitat and humidity) that suppress fly numbers.
 

In essence this means proper management of the manure, feeds, and facilities. 

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Agita, Spy, Oxyfly, Neporex, Larvadex
  Integrated fly control means using a two-pronged attack on flies: larvicides to prevent fly larvae developing into adults, and adulticides to kill adult flies.  
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The Anti-Fly Program developed by Novartis uses a mixture of cultural, biological and chemical measures to provide cost-effective fly control for confined animal production systems.
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