Pro Insect Systems are so versatile they can be installed conveniently at the time of new construction, when additions are added or in already existing areas to effectively reduce insect populations - automatically.
Livestock Facilities
From a small dairy barn to large commercial stable - Pro Insect Systems aid in creating a pleasant atmosphere for animals.
We've crafted and tailored our systems throughout the years to provide our customers with a product that exceeds their needs. Quality components and installation techniques play a large part. Pro Insect Systems work as simple as 1 - 2 - 3.
Below are two popular areas of installation. Other areas of installation include, but are not limited too, kennel runs, zoos, swine facilities and poultry housing.
Horse Stable Installation
For the best control we recommend placing one (1) spray nozzle assembly in the center of
each 10' x 10' to 12' x 12' stall and one (1) spray nozzle assembly near each aisleway door.
Nozzle assemblies are not needed in feed areas, wash areas or tack rooms - excellent control is
accomplished by installing nozzle assemblies in areas that house horses only.
Nozzle assemblies down the aisleway area are not needed but can be added per customer request.
Dairy & Cattle Barn Installation
Holding areas and loafing sheds provide a good area for installation. Controlling insects in these
areas provides a more comfortable atmosphere for livestock. Comfort often leads to increased
production and higher yields.
One (1) spray nozzle assembly per 100 square feet with-in the interior of a shed or barn and
one (1) spray nozzle assembly every 10 feet over any open side walls.
Pyrethrin and Permethrin
These two insecticide ingredients are extremly effective against flying and crawling insects yet safe for use on and around animals.
Over the years we've learned that rotation between the two often can yield the best results. When used with PBO (Pipernyl butoxide), increased effectiveness, faster knockdown and lowered resistance are common advantages.
Pro Insect Systems can help aid in the control of diseases carried by insects and parasites, thus reducing the potential spread of infections and contamination.