Flies | Pest Management Professional

A parasitic fly that was once eradicated from the United States may be on the verge of a comeback, and...

Our July Tech Test allows you to test your familiarity with flies.

One of the most frustrating fly situations a PMP can face is when flies emerge from a dead animal hidden...

By transforming house flies into biosensors and decomposition detectors, PMPs can turn the pestiferous into the pestsnifferous.

Through monitoring, we learn so much important information that’s necessary for deciding on a control solution.

If flies are persistent without obvious causes, consider the surroundings. For example, nearby farms or processing plants also can attract...

Flies come in various shapes and sizes, each with unique quirks and characteristics. From the speedy house flies to the...

Effective fly control starts outdoors to prevent infestations from moving inside.

Because small flies typically are a sanitation pest, sanitation measures that help eliminate conducive conditions are a critical part of...

Spring marks the start of peak fly season, and proactive control now can save you and your customers headaches later.

Identifying the precise type of fly can also provide pest management professionals with additional information to craft strategies that further...

Facilities such as coffee shops, bakeries and pizza parlors can face many daily drain maintenance challenges. Coffee grounds, flour and...

One of the most critical steps next to customer communication is identification. Misidentification of these species can lead to ineffective...

House flies are nuisance pests that pose health risks. They can build up large populations, so your knowledge of house...

“Small flies” such as fruit flies (Drosophilidae), drain flies (Psychodidae), phorid flies (Phoridae) and fungus gnats (Sciaridae) are problems in...