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had a non-chemical way of being effective against flies.Since 1989,I've had great success with them keeping my property fly free,at three different facilities and in three very different climates."-Pat Pare with wife Linda • Perhaps you're skeptical that something as easy as sprinkling a small,inexpensive pouch of Fly Predators around your place every three to four weeks during warm weather could really work. You're not alone,but last year tens of thousands of new customers ordered Fly Predators and most were delighted they"finally" tried them.This year why don't you? • You see Fly Predators are perhaps nature's original fly control.You almost certainly have some of the species that are included in our Fly Predator brand beneficial insects already working for you on your property.They're part of the reason you aren't literally knee deep in flies.You may have way too many flies,but without these good bugs,it would be far worse.By simply increasing the ratio of Fly Predators to pest flies,you can almost completely suppress the flies.There's no downside as the Fly Predators do not bother either people or animals. • Will Fly Predators control every location's fly problem?They can do a great job most places, except if you are closely surrounded by animals with poor fly control.In that case you'll see less flies by stopping the breeding on your property,but you'll still have those coming from neighbors, (Tip:tell the neighbors about Fly Predators.)Wouldn't it be nice to see how great summer could be with hardly a fly?If so,I urge you to try Fly Predators.Your animals will thank you too. Tom Spalding -Chief Fly Guy • Manure will be spread as appropriate on pasture areas to promote re-generation of pasture grasses. • All stall and animal pasture area is maintained daily through cleaning and manure removal that maintains a safe and healthy environment. • Any excess manure will be removed/sold so as not to remain on property in excess quantity • In addition the Parey Farm,LLC will be adding a bio manure processing closed system. This will provide the capability to generate electricity for use on the farm. The system will be put in under a study program with students from the University of Minnesota majoring in Agriculture. • All livestock food will be treated with food grade diatomaceous earth to control internal parasites in an organic fashion.