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| A number of predators and parasites love to make meals of fly larvae, pupae and adults. You can boost your fly control by encouraging these animals to make a home on your farm. By Christina Keim with Laurie Bonner for EQUUS magazine. full story > |
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Pest Control Without Pesticides
Fly predators are an eco-friendly options to effectively reduce fly infestations without the use of toxic substances. From the editors of EQUUS magazine.
New Products for 2008: Fly Relief
Give your horse the ultimate pest protection in the ring and the field with these new bug busting products.
Protect Your Horse From Botflies
With the right tools, you can easily control botflies, a persistent and sometimes troublesome summertime pest. By Heather Smith Thomas for EQUUS magazine.
Basic Qualities of the Perfect Fly Sheet
Thanks to advances in fabric and design, a fly sheet is a more effective option than ever for helping your horse stay comfortable during bug season. By Sandra Cooke for Practical Horseman magazine.
10 Tips to Protect Your Horses from Insects
Follow these tips to protect your horses from insects and parasites and make your property less fly-friendly. By Allison Rogers for EQUUS magazine.
Apply Fly Repellent the Right Way
The right fly-protection product helps your horse even more when you use it in accordance with the manufacturer's directions. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine.
How to Identify, Control Pesky Flies
Do you know what's buzzing by? There are many different types of flies, and a product that controls one might not control another. Here's a who's-who to help you identify--and control--pesky flies. By Debbie Moors with Bill Warner for Horse & Rider magazine.
Products Help Fight Back Against Sweet Itch
Summer is the itchy season, but there are some products that can bring your horse relief from sweet itch. By Dr. Karen Hayes, DVM, MS.
Horse Fly Mask Selection, Fit, Care Tips
Use these tips to help choose the right fly mask style and fit to give your horse effective bug-season protection. By Amy Anderson, with Sandra Cooke, for Practical Horseman magazine.
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