Pest control, as an industry, is growing at a rapid rate

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This growth is due to various factors, such as the rise of urban developments, growing consumer awareness concerning health and other hygiene issues, changes in weather patterns, intensive agricultural practices and climate change.

With it has come the increasing demand for “green” and environmentally friendly, sustainable solutions, and a general rise in intolerance for pests.

More businesses and homes are shifting toward environmentally acceptable technology and it is important for pest control businesses to have the right solutions in their arsenal to satisfy this demand.

Why our products?

All the solutions offered by International Pheromone Systems are based on research, extensive trial results and customer feedback. We continue to develop products and solutions for new and emerging pests whilst constantly looking to improve our current range.

We have begun to see evidence of regional differences in the pheromone composition of different species, and we are making sure that we remain alert and offer the most suitable lure for a particular species in a particular region. Feedback has been gathered from trials across the globe to determine the best pheromone formulation to offer for a particular pest.

All our semiochemical formulations are produced using high quality chemicals and a strict quality control regime ensures that our lures always contain the correct pheromone loading and ratio of chemical components.

IPS produces most of traps itself, including the original Unitrap and are actively striving to developing new, even more effective trap designs.

As a Pest Control Business, you may work in a specialist area, such as food or other storage facilities, zoos or museums. Your business might be looking after heritage properties and estates, needing to ensure the safety of furniture, carpets, tapestries clothing, books and manuscripts from pests.

Our Insectrac® brand might just have the answer for you www.insectrac.com

Fly infestations are commonplace at facilities rearing and caring for livestock.

Flies are not choosy about their host, with cattle and dairy farming having just as many challenges as poultry farms and horse stables.

Animals, their waste and foodstuffs are attractive to many fly species and pest management is needed to keep the livestock healthy and in prime condition.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is becoming standard practice for commercial growers and there is no reason why this methodology should not be practiced in stables and animal rearing facilities. IPM, in this context, involves combining a variety of strategies to manage fly pests and optimise animal health.

It is well understood that pervasive use of pesticides causes more harm than good. The hazardous nature of pesticides was first brought to our attention by Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring” in 1962 and since then many pesticides have been withdrawn from the market after their toxic effects to humans and animals were proven.

In a well-manged IPM plan, pesticides do have a role to play but should only be considered once a pest population increases beyond a tolerated level. When considering using pesticides, proper placement, accurate timing, and use of effective application methods will save time and money and more effectively control the pest.

One of our solutions suitable for cattle sheds and barns is the highly effective Fly Line; a sticky glue line that can be installed across the space above the reach of livestock and is wound onto a reel as the sticky line becomes saturated with flies.