CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What to do if there are too many flies when raising ducks (What to do if there are too many flies when raising ducks)

1. How to kill flies in farms?

With the development of large-scale breeding industry in rural areas, disease prevention and control becomes particularly important, especially in the hot and humid summer. Due to the large-scale breeding of flies and mosquitoes, the spread of animal diseases is accelerated, which has become an important hidden danger of the current disease outbreak and has brought many adverse effects to the breeding industry. Scientific and effective prevention and control of flies and mosquitoes has become a practical problem that urgently needs to be solved in large-scale rural farms.

Methods/Steps

1. Improve the hygiene of the farm. Clean the farm inside and out, especially the living area of ​​the livestock, clean up the sewage and livestock feces in the dead corners, and improve the sanitary conditions of the farm.

2. Add fly-proof facilities. For indoor breeding, screens and curtains can be installed on doors and windows to prevent mosquitoes and flies from entering the breeding farm.

3. Use fly-killing tools. Choose appropriate fly-killing tools according to the size of the farm and the geographical environment, such as fly-killing lamps, fly-killing paper, etc.

4. Kill flies with drugs. Use drugs to kill mosquitoes and flies, and spray the insecticide in places where flies often move, but be careful to choose the right insecticide and keep it away from livestock.

5. Biological fly control: Biological fly control is to cultivate some natural enemies of flies, such as beetles and wasps, to eliminate flies and inhibit their reproduction.

6. Environmental disinfection. Regularly disinfect the living environment of livestock in the farm to kill potential pathogens and drive away flies.

Kind tips

Some plants that can prevent mosquitoes and flies, such as tuberose, can be planted in the farm.

2. How to eliminate flies in farms?

It is almost impossible to eliminate all flies from the farm.

It can only eliminate flies quickly and reduce fly density permanently.

I have a cousin who runs a farm that raises pigs, chickens, and ducks. Let me tell you how my cousin kills flies quickly and reduces the density of flies permanently.

In fact, most of these problems are caused by the farm's own improper disposal of livestock and poultry manure. If you only use fly medicine, it will have a little effect, but it will not cure the symptoms.

1. Find out where farm flies come from

In fact, the main source of farm flies is their own feces, because farm animal feces provide a breeding ground for flies. Flies can only live for 20 days. Even if you don't kill them, they will die. So why do they keep appearing? It's because flies lay eggs on the manure piles on your farm, and these eggs hatch and become maggots (check the manure piles to see if there are maggots, that's for sure). Maggots turn into pupae in about 7 days, and pupae turn into flies in about 3 days.

That is, once a fly dies or is close to dying, a new batch of flies will come out. Moreover, because female flies lay hundreds of eggs every day, they reproduce very quickly. Since the development time of eggs, maggots, and pupae is short, when the temperature is suitable for the season, it will cause more and more flies on the farm.

2. How to reduce the number of flies

First of all, the manure piles stored on our own farms should be handled scientifically.

The simple method is to clean up fresh livestock and poultry manure in time, ferment it with high-temperature microbial livestock and poultry manure fermentation agent, and cover it with a film to prevent flies from laying eggs in time and do not provide an environment for maggots to survive and develop. After the manure pile is sealed tightly, flies cannot find a place to lay eggs, which will produce two results: one is that flies have to fly to other places to find eggs; the other is that without maggots, there will be no flies. After 20 days, the flies will die and there will be no new ones, so the number of flies will become less and less.

At the same time, microbial fermentation is carried out in centralized and closed manure piles, and highly effective fly-repellent products are used.

The above is the most environmentally friendly treatment method, and the effect is remarkable. My cousin did it this way. In a few days, we will see the effect of "eradicating the roots". Of course, foreign flies will still come because there are breeding grounds for flies and maggots in surrounding farms or other environments, but the number will be much less than in the past.

I hope my method can help you.

3. How to deal with flies when raising poultry?

Flies come here because they are looking for smells. It cannot be said that there is feces. As long as there is an environment suitable for flies to lay eggs, flies will come here. Fly prevention and control measures:

1. Put domestic garbage in plastic bags and clear them out every day. Do not let them stay in one place for a long time to prevent flies from coming into contact and laying eggs.

2. Trash bins (boxes, carts) must be covered and removed in a timely manner.

3. Timely eliminate garbage and sanitary dead corners in front of and behind houses, inside and outside units.

4. Restaurants, stalls and places where food is available should have fly prevention and fly killing facilities.

5. Residents in urban areas are prohibited from raising poultry and livestock.

6. Do not use chicken, duck or fish viscera or bones as flower fertilizer.

7. Hotels, restaurants and bars should have complete fly prevention and control facilities, and garbage should be sealed and removed in time. 8. Natural enemies can be used for prevention and control. For example: spiders, geckos, etc.!