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E T T E A PEST 1114NA9EMEIII T <br /> 9664 Tanqueray Ct. <br /> Redding,CA 96003 <br /> P a* 530-226-6300 <br /> 800-477-3715 <br /> Fax 530-2266310 <br /> 888.472-07'08 <br /> Instructions for the release and use of Fly Parasites <br /> Fly parasites are very small, Cooler temperatures will slow breeding area.You should avoid <br /> harmless insects that can survive them down(below 850F). We do direct sun, pooled water and <br /> only by attacking and killing the not recommend refrigeration. DO pesticide soaked areas. If direct <br /> immature pupal stage of the fly. NOT FREEZE THEM. sunlight,ants,wild birds,or <br /> They kill the fly before it becomes chickens are a problem, cover the <br /> an adult Fly parasites will kill The best time to start pupae with dirt or organic matter. <br /> most species of flies normally releasing the parasites is when A major benefit of this program is <br /> present in animal manure, some have begun to hatch in the how easy fly parasites are to use. <br /> decaying feed, hay and garbage. bag. Keep the bag closed and in No equipment, no mixing, no <br /> Flies have the ability to produce a warm place,out of direct long, drawn out process and no <br /> more eggs, produce a new sunlight, until you notice some feed additives. <br /> generation in a much shorter parasites walking around inside. <br /> period of time and travel much The fly parasites have wings and Even though you may be <br /> greater distances than fly even though they can't fly like a controlling fly.breeding at your <br /> parasites. For this reason it is best fly, they can flit from place to facility,flies may be attracted <br /> to release small amounts of fly place.They can travel about 100 from other areas.These are <br /> parasites throughout the fly yards in search of fly pupae and called migrating adult flies.The <br /> season instead of just one large will burrow into the manure. use of fly baits and traps can help <br /> release. This keeps a constant Simply sprinkle them out of the considerably in controlling these <br /> level of fly parasites in the bag or throw them by hand onto migrating flies. Poison baits will <br /> manure where flies are trying to the manure. Once hatched they not hurt the parasites unless they <br /> breed. will immediately search for fresh are put directly in the manure. <br /> pupae in which to lay their eggs. Residual sprays may also be <br /> The female parasite will lay up to used on structures where flies <br /> —�-' 50 eggs during her life,which rest. BE CAREFUL! Using <br /> lasts, depending on temperature, pesticide sprays to kill adult flies <br /> from 1,,o to three weeks. close to parasite release sites <br /> may kill the parasites too. Flies <br /> Even though they are are able to develop resistance to <br /> shipped in an easy to handle, chemical sprays very quickly, so <br /> immature stage,they must be put be selective. <br /> where they will survive long <br /> enough to hatch and go to work Consult with your Beneficial <br /> Release fly parasites in all Insectary representative for more <br /> manure areas: inside barns, information on how to integrate <br /> The fly parasites are shipped, stalls, paddock areas,feed bunks your fly control program in the <br /> still developing inside the host fly and loafing areas.Along fence most cost effective manner. <br /> pupae, packed in a paper bag lines and corral posts.Around the <br /> mixed with wood shavings for perimeter of manure piles,pits,or <br /> protection. Depending on bins. Also release around water <br /> temperatures during shipment, troughs, rotting hay and feed, <br /> parasites will start to hatch within compost piles,drainage sites, <br /> 2 to 5 days after they arrive. kennels, and any other sites <br /> Warmer temperatures will make where livestock droppings <br /> them hatch sooner(85°F). DO accumulate. Do not release the <br /> NOT leave them in direct sunlight parasites all in one spot Sprinkle <br /> or intense heat. them sparsely over the entire fly- <br />