On a farm, pests hit two things at once: the feed stock and the health of the herd. Rodents damage not only grain but also insulation and installations in livestock buildings, and they carry pathogens between units along the way. The pressure here is constant, because food and shelter are available all year.
A treatment in a building with animals needs a different plan than one in a production hall. We choose methods and products that are safe around stock, and set the timing around the production cycle — at herd changeover, before filling the store or after harvest. Every treatment ends with a report listing the products used and their safety data sheets.
Typical risks in this industry
-
Rodents in feed stores
Grain losses are only part of the problem — contamination with droppings disqualifies a feed batch and hits herd performance.
-
Stored product pests in grain
Weevils and moths develop in heaps and silos for months before they become visible. Checks are needed before filling and during storage.
-
Insects in livestock buildings
Flies and fleas reduce animal welfare and carry disease between units on the farm.
-
Pressure from surrounding fields
After harvest, and where land lies fallow nearby, rodent pressure rises sharply — the perimeter barrier has to be ready before that moment, not after.
