Pest Control covers fly control, rodent control, and premise pest solutions for barns, coops, and homes. Seasonal options that hold up through Western Slope fly season, plus advice on placement and rotation, because the product only works if it's used right.
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Pest Control Feeding Guide
How do I get ahead of fly season?
Start before the flies do. Fly control works best as a program, not a reaction: begin treatments as temperatures climb, hit the breeding areas (manure, moisture, spilled feed), and keep the pressure on through the season. Once flies are established and breeding, you're fighting uphill, early and steady beats late and heavy.
Should I rotate fly control products?
Yes, and we'll help you plan it. Switching between different kinds of products keeps flies from building resistance, which is how something that worked great three years ago quits working. Tell us what you've used and we'll help you build a rotation instead of just selling you another jug of the same thing.
What works for barn rodents?
A program, again: clean up spilled feed first (it's a rodent buffet), block entry points where you can, and put control products where rodents travel, along walls, near doors, out of reach of livestock, pets, and kids. Where you put it matters as much as what you buy; ask us before you set things out.
Pest-season checklist:
- Start fly control early, before peak season, not during it
- Rotate products so resistance doesn't build
- Hit breeding areas: manure, moisture, spilled feed
- Rodents: clean up, block entry, then place products along travel routes
- Keep all products away from livestock, pets, and children