McCloud Services shares bird management strategies with Facility Management

McCloud Services shares bird management strategies with Facility Management
Stinging insects, such as bees and wasps, become pests as their natural food sources like nectar of flowers decline. Here is a guide for common stinging insects and control methods.
Warm temperatures and a good food source are ideal conditions for filth flies to populate rapidly. Here are some ways to help minimize their development.
Pat Hottel, technical director for McCloud, contributes to Quality Assurance’s article on “Supply Chain Pest Control.”
Small fly species that will reproduce in structures include small fruit flies, Phorid flies and Drain flies. Here is a list of common small fly development sites and control methods to prevent an infestation.
Technology is being deployed for pest detection methods and has the power to make dramatic changes in the protection of food from pests.
Bird activity can be extremely harmful around the exterior of a facility. Follow these tips to prevent birds around the exterior of the facility.
Patricia Hottel, technical director for McCloud, contributes to Pest Management Professional’s PestTalk blog on “Spring start-ups: Predicting pest pressures”
Patricia Hottel, technical director for McCloud, contributes to ProFood World’s article “How to Create a Winning Integrated Pest Management Program”