FLYforce™ – Fly Parasites for Natural Fly Control (7,500 / 10,000 / 15,000 / 25,000)
FLYforce™ – Fly Parasites for Natural Fly Control (7,500 / 10,000 / 15,000 / 25,000)
Break the fly cycle at the source by killing the pupae before adults hatch
Swatting adult flies is a losing battle when new ones keep hatching out of manure and bedding. FLYforce fly parasites are tiny parasitic wasps that lay their eggs inside fly pupae, so the next generation of flies never emerges. Scatter them on manure piles, bedding, and other breeding sites, and repeat weekly through fly season to keep populations from ever building. They target flies only and leave your animals alone.
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- You only ever fight the adults you can see
- New flies keep hatching out of manure and bedding
- Sprays around animals mean chemical exposure
- Flies build resistance to insecticides
- One treatment barely dents the population
- Reactive, all season long
- Attacks the pupae, the source of every future fly
- Parasitized pupae never become adult flies
- Wasps are harmless to livestock, pets, and people
- No resistance to being parasitized
- Weekly releases through the season steadily shrink numbers
- Preventative pressure that gets ahead of the hatch
Hits flies before they can fly Pupae-stage control
These parasitic wasps lay eggs inside developing fly pupae. The wasp consumes the pupa, so an adult fly never emerges from it.
Safe around animals
The wasps are tiny, do not sting or bite, and have no interest in livestock, pets, or people. They can be applied right in the barn and paddock.
Season-long program
Because flies breed continuously in warm weather, weekly releases through fly season keep steady pressure on each new batch of pupae.
Goes to the breeding sites
You scatter them exactly where flies reproduce: manure piles, soiled bedding, compost edges, and other moist organic matter.
Reduces spray reliance
Sustained parasite pressure lowers the overall fly load, which cuts how often you need to reach for chemical fly control.
Nothing to mix
The parasitized pupae come ready to scatter by hand. There is no equipment, no mixing, and no protective gear.
Scatter the parasitized pupae at fly breeding sites: manure, soiled bedding, and compost edges.
Release close to the breeding areas, since the wasps stay near where they're placed.
Start early in the season before flies peak, and repeat weekly.
Combine with sanitation and moisture management for the best results.
How FLYforce shrinks your fly population
Find the breeding sites
Identify where flies reproduce: manure piles, damp bedding, compost, and other moist organic matter around the property.
Scatter the parasites
Sprinkle the parasitized pupae at those sites, focusing on the edges and shaded, moist zones flies prefer.
Wasps parasitize new pupae
The emerging wasps seek out fresh fly pupae and lay their eggs inside, ending each one before it becomes an adult.
Repeat weekly
Release again each week through the season so every new wave of fly pupae meets a fresh batch of parasites.
- Live fly parasites as parasitized pupae, ready to scatter
- Count matched to your chosen size
- Placement and weekly-release instructions
- Insulated overnight packaging
- Count options: 7,500 / 10,000 / 15,000 / 25,000
- Sizing: scale to animal count and property size
- Program: start early in the season and release weekly
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