Dr. Scot Huber visited poultry farms to supervise the application of our formulation to control Mites and Bed Bugs. A misting system was used to spread the product, which can be applied in presence of animals.
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The objectives of the study were to determine the duration of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) survival in houseflies (Musca domestica Linnaeus) following feeding on an infected pig, and to determine whether the virus was present on the exterior surface or within the internal viscera of the fly. National Center for Biotechnology Information
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Flies aren’t just a nuisance to pork producers and their employees; they are a legitimate health concern for their animals. After leading a research initiative to explore the connection between swine disease and flies, Central Life Sciences has confirmed a ground-breaking revelation for the swine industry – flies can infect pigs with diseases including PEDV
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Our Pest Powder formulation has a new presentation dedicated to homeowners having chicken coops (very popular now a days) and face the challenge of bug infestation. Mites and Bed Bugs are some of the most common ones. Our product is highly efficacious in killing such bugs. Read more here
Pertinent is launching a new product line for backyard chicken production. Read More »
The Pertinent Team, Drs. Scot Huber and Felipe Navarro visited Dr. Joe Connor at Carthage Veterinary Services to discuss programs to control Cockroaches and biting flies with Natural product developed by Pertinent Eco-solutions. Flies have been identified as vectors of economically important swine diseases, besides the constant irritation to works and finishing pigs. Cockroaches have
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