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The common housefly (Musca domestica) and related fly species are an everyday problem in animal production as well as in densely populated human living areas. In addition to transmitting pathogens to people, flies contaminate food in commercial, industrial and institutional facilities. Flies also carry diseases to animals and often cause stress among livestock, which leads to reduced milk and meat production. Moreover, flies are unpleasant and associated with low standards of hygiene.
Add new Q-Bayt from Bayer to your fly control program, for long-term residual efficacy in fly infestation management.
Bait technology with Imidacloprid
Imidacloprid (chloronicotinyle class of chemicals) is the active ingredient in Q-Bayt The mode of action of imidacloprid is based on a totally different way of interfering with the transmission of impulses in the nervous system of insects. It is currently used for fly control in livestock housing.
The bait concept
The active ingredient imidacloprid is utilized through a new combination of attracting properties and an optimized bait surface. The bait's attractiveness comes from a mixture of two attractants, and is enhanced even further by the signal color red. The porous matrix of the sugar granules makes the bait much easier for flies to ingest.
Effective
Applied at the start of fly season, Q-Bayt prevents the growth of sizeable fly populations. Existing populations will be visibly reduced for weeks within 14 days.
Flexible. The ease of use
Q-Bayt granules are easy to use and suitable for targeted application as a scattering bait or as a spreadable paste when dissolved in water. It's the bait technology to use wherever effective fly control is needed.
Furthermore, the addition of the bittering agent Bitrex helps to prevent people from accidentally ingesting Q-Bayt. |
