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Release Fly Parasites Now

Although a fly’s actual life span is short, no more than a month, their prolific breeding makes their presence seem endless. The biting stable fly may lay 10 to 12...

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Fly Control

Fly Control Fly control for horse owners is an annually recurring battle. Flies can carry disease, cause ligament and tendon damage in horses constantly stomping their...

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Release Fly Parasites Now For Your Horses

ADDING BUGS. Our testers estimated they used 75% less fly spray than in previous years. One user noted the difference in not having used two...

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Take a Bite out of Fly Season

In most parts of the country, those pesky flies are beginning to hatch. Besides just being a pain in the neck, flies can transmit diseases, so an...

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It's Fly Season Again For Your Horse

Warmer weather means more activity for owners and their horses, but it also signals the beginning of the dreaded fly season. If you support a horse,...

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Pest Control Without Pesticides

[/caption] If you want to eliminate pest populations without engaging in chemical warfare, there are a number of eco-friendly options available that effectively reduce fly infestations without the use of toxic...

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Chat Transcript: Dr. John Poe on Fly Control

[/caption] EquiSearchStaff - Greetings , we are chatting with Dr. Poe on insect issues with horses. Dr. John Poe - There is the epidemiological triad of disease. At the top...

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Defeat the Enemy: Fly Control Options for Horse and Barn

Flies--annoying pests? An understatement, at best. Not only do these adversarial insects bite, buzz and sting, they also spread disease. The reality is that flies are enemies that come with horsekeeping,...

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How Mackinac Island Became Fly-Free

Flies were always a problem on Mackinac, the lovely 19th century resort island in Lake Huron off the tip of Michigan. With 600 horses to haul thousands of...

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Make Predators and Parasites Work for You

Introduce Beneficial Nematodes Many farm and garden suppliers stock nematodes, microscopic roundworms that normally live in the top layer of the soil. Several species of nematodes are available, but Steinereman carpocapsae...

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