Dr. Stuart Mitchell, BCE, technical director, PestWest USA PestWest Several innovative methods exist to monitor and ensure pest control in food facilities. For example, some PMPs ...
Anna Berry, BCE Pelsis While the end goal typically is to control a fly population, it can be hard to achieve without taking some time to monitor the population first. Through ...
Matt Remmen Envu Flies are attracted to odors. Customers can reduce risk if they: Keep the house and perimeter sanitary. Keep trash cans sealed. Keep food covered as ...
Dr. Lisa Eppler Syngenta Flies come in various shapes and sizes, each with unique quirks and characteristics. From the speedy house flies to the stealthy fruit flies, understanding ...
Mel Whitson Zoëcon Flies are known carriers of more than 100 pathogens, threatening food safety and public health. What’s more concerning are the rising temperatures and increased ...
Dr. Cisse Spragins Rockwell Labs Fruit flies, drain flies and phorid flies can be a challenge to control because they have short life cycles and can multiply quickly when their food ...
Sandra Sleezer, BCE MGK Fly management is key, not only because they are annoying but also because they spread disease. One of the most critical steps next to customer communication ...
Dr. Doug Ross “Small flies” such as fruit flies (Drosophilidae), drain flies (Psychodidae), phorid flies (Phoridae) and fungus gnats (Sciaridae) are problems in many accounts. ...
