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Introducing a game-changer in fly control: The Alfresco Fly Trap!  

Flies can turn any space into an uncomfortable, unclean environment, and conventional fly traps often come with a few drawbacks—strong odours, unpleasant mess, and unsightly flies. But what if there were a fly trap that addressed all these issues with ease?   We’re excited to introduce our newest solution in fly control: the low-odour, eco-friendly, reusable…

Environmentally Friendly Disposal of EnviroSafe Fly Trap Contents: Tackling Odours 

Introduction  EnviroSafe non-toxic fly traps are a boon for managing pesky flies without resorting to harmful chemicals. Over time, the contents do become a bit smelly, so the proper disposal of their contents is important to maintaining a fresh and odour-free living space. In this article, we delve into the art of eco-friendly disposal, with…

The Butterfly Effect: How a Warm Spring Accelerates Fly Population Growth 

Introduction  As winter fades and the country awakens from its slumber, the arrival of spring brings with it a symphony of life and renewal. And this spring is forecast to be one of the warmest we have seen in a long while!  Among the myriad of creatures that take advantage of the changing seasons, flies…

Why are flies so difficult to eradicate?

Flies are everywhere! And some species are really serious problems for humans, livestock and horticulture. Communities and scientists have invested heavily in trying to eradicate flies, but it is incredibly difficult.For example, the Tsetse fly in Africa carries two species of disease organism which are fatal for humans and livestock. These flies have therefore been…

Fly control tips for livestock producers

Besides being a nuisance, flies can also transmit a range of diseases and may have a negative impact on animal health. For example, flies may annoy poultry so much that they become irritable and this can lead to an increase in feather pecking and aggression.  The fly risk is often higher in intensive production systems…