Prevent Flies Eliminate Flies

That's the Goal

Our Fly Control for Goats Features Three Products

Start with a fly parasite Plan. It is basic to fly control.
Add some cedar fly traps that take out existing flies and help fly parasites take over.
Have an electronic zapper or two or three for inside fly control - they keep on zapping!

The Best Fly is a Dead Fly. Even Better Is No Fly.

Every dairy goat farm knows flies develop each year from moist organic materials such as manure, wet feed areas, compost and even grass clippings. And if unchecked the flies will multiply dramatically.

A Word About Fly Parasites

Fly parasites are a beneficial insect that destroys fly larva at the pupa stage.

The reason this happens is that when the female fly parasite hatches, she must feed and reproduce. To do that she seeks out fly pupa (fly eggs) and stings them when she lays her eggs inside the pupa shell. This process kills the developing fly. She will sting several pupa. The eggs she has laid in the pupa will hatch and the new female fly parasite will begin the process over again thus enhancing the process of continuing fly control. The fly parasites will colonize and take control

If you have never used fly parasites, they are nature’s way of controlling flies. First discovered in poultry houses over 40 years ago, these beneficial insects only source of food and reproduction is fly pupa (fly eggs). They are tiny pinhead sized insects. The female fly parasite will sting fly pupa and also lay their eggs in the pupa. This process destroys the fly so it never emerges. Adding fly parasite periodically along with their ability to reproduce provides the control you need.

Choose the plan best for you. For small to medium sized got farms we recommend the Standard Plan with Bi-Weekly Shipments. For larger goat farms especially with over 400 goats we recommend the Super Knockout Plan with weekly shipments, discounted prices and a doubled shipment. Never try to skimp & go heavy if you can. See prices in pricing section.

Start early. Flies start with a few and then lay eggs. One fly can lay 500 eggs or more and soon 100 flies can be 10,000 and then 1,000,000. There is a famous saying for every fly eliminated in May could mean 1,000 less in July and August. Goat farms often start slow with fly development and then are blasted in late July and August. Starting early prevents this.

The fly parasite method is the safest. No warning labels required, approved for organic farms and introduces no poisons or chemical to your farm.