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Think of Controlling Birds as a Control Service vs. One Time Event to Increase Succes

Don Wiggins Nov 07, 2016

People have been attempting to control birds for decades using single-event installations with spikes, nets, noise devices and other single deterrents and have often fallen short of the goal of removing birds. With the protection status of most bird species and the human demands that birds not be injured

Using Drones for Agricultural Bird Control – An Additional Level of Pressure

Mohan U Oct 31, 2016

At Flock Free we are continually in the field looking at real world situations and figuring how to solve problems that birds present. The criteria we use to determine if we are going design a product is, will it be humane for the targeted bird species and will it be effective. With the Noise Bird Control Drone, we believe we nailed it!!

Migratory Waterfowl Damage and Solutions for Agriculture and Aquaculture

Steve Rehberg Oct 11, 2016

Geese, Ducks, Swans, Wigeons, Cranes and other migratory waterfowl cause millions of dollars in damage to crops. Grass seed, winter wheat, alfalfa, corn, soybeans, rice and lettuce are all susceptible to damage by grazing waterfowl. Mergansers, mallards, and black ducks cause problems at some aquaculture facilities,,,,

Bird Control for Aquaculture - Fish Farms and Fisheries Sustain Product Loses

Mohan U Oct 07, 2016

Fish farming around the world has increased 50-fold over the last few decades and continues to grow worldwide, and all sustain damage and lost revenue from a broad diversity of birds. These farms can sustain serious losses due to birds that cost the industry millions of dollars each year.

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Think of Controlling Birds as a Control Service vs. One Time Event to Increase Succes

Using Drones for Agricultural Bird Control – An Additional Level of Pressure

Migratory Waterfowl Damage and Solutions for Agriculture and Aquaculture

Bird Control for Aquaculture - Fish Farms and Fisheries Sustain Product Loses