Fly Control

Pests pose significant challenges for poultry farms, impacting animal health, productivity, and profitability

Did you know that the lifecycle of a fly is dependent on temperature, and farms offer the ideal 5* accommodation for breeding flies? With the ambient conditions, mountains of muck and the intensification of farming throughout the UK leading to the rise in problem fly infestations. Reproducing year-round in warm conditions, their life cycle becomes shorter as temperatures increase. Up to fifteen generations of flies can be produced in just one season, so it is important to act quickly for effective fly control. 

One thing is certain this season: If steps aren’t taken to keep problem insect pests out of grain stores; they’ll move in on grain, infesting precious harvests and pinching profit.

Flies are a real problem in the home and garden, but also in businesses and on farms. Why are flies an issue and how can you make your home fly-free?

Farmers have thousands of things to think about. They need fast solutions to their problems and even faster solutions to their pest problems. Our FlyTrap XL is not only great for catching adult flies, but it is also perfect for monitoring fly activity around your grain storage, horse stables, pig farms, poultry housing or dairy farms.

Flies are thought of as a summer problem but that's not always the case in pig units. Flies can have a devastating impact on your business, the welfare of your pigs and ultimately, your profits. Find out more about how you can combat them.

Learn how to control insects and pests in your home and garden with Lodi's Organ-X range.

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Stable flies are a biting nuisance for many farmers and horse owners. Learn how to control them in Lodi's latest How To guide.

Farmers encounter so many different pests, it can be hard to know what to keep on hand. Luckily, we’ve put together this blog to show you the best Lodi products you should keep on-farm.

It may only be February, but it is the ideal time to begin an integrated fly control regime to keep your summer fly-free!

This summer’s high temperatures have created major problems in terms of controlling flies on livestock units all over the country, with many producers struggling to stay on top of a critical issue, says David Reece, Technical Adviser to Lodi UK