The invasion of Quelea birdss is a major agricultural problem in many African countries.The queleas will attack crops. This species poses a significant threat across large parts of sub-Saharan Africa, leading to substantial economic losses. A colony consisting of over 12,000 nests per hectare was estimated to consume approximately 1845 kg of seeds and 214 kg of insects per hectare on a monthly basis. Quelea birds have been observed eating various crops including barley, buckwheat, millet, oats, rice, sorghum, triticale, and wheat.
Every year, farmers, government agencies and social organizations in Africa have adopted a variety of methods to deal with the invasion of queleas. But all the current solutions have some defects. Some of them are very expensive, some pollute the environment and destroy the ecology, and some cannot achieve sustainable effects.
But Pestman bird repellent will help them find new hope, and it is the new, perfect solution for quelea birds. Pestman bird repellent can repel mostly harmful birds on damaging various crops. According to experiment on sorghum, rice, millet, and wheat, Pestman bird repellent is an excellent bird repellent product against quelea birds in the crop fields in Africa. Directly apply to diluting and spraying liquid formulation to repel the harmful birds from feeding, loitering and landing.
The active ingredients are MethyI Anthranilate (MA) and other natural flavors. MethyI Anthranilate is a natural compound derived from plants and has a long history of use as a flavor additive and aromatic in perfumery. It has been approved by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as “generally recognized as safe” (GRAS). Studies and cases have shown that MA is highly effective in dispersing birds from specific locations. The combination of MethyI Anthranilate (MA) and other natural flavors can achieve the effect of repelling birds through smell, taste and sight sense. The repellent will irritates birds’ trigeminal systems which will make them very uncomfortable. After spraying on the treated area, the repellent liquid will absorb ultraviolet light, disrupting the vision of birds and making them frightened. Pestman bird repellent creates an invisible barrier by a harmless but potent effect and the birds will not fly back to the treated fields during their memory period.
Compared to other bird repellent products, it is worth mentioning that Pestman bird repellent uses slow-release microcapsule technology. With the slow-release microcapsule technology, Pestman bird repellent slowly released and degrades in the applicated area, continuously working to repel the quelea birds away for 30 days. In areas with little rainfall, the effect time of repelling can last to 2 months. Sprayed by aircraft , vehicles or other spray equipment, it is Very labor-saving.
Pestman bird repellent can be promoted in all area of crop fields, whether it is 5 hectares, 10 hectares or 50 hectares. As for the quelea birds, the dosage rate will be 1.5 ltrs Pestman bird repellent for one hectare fields, and we suggest you to applicate 1-2 times in one crop season. While providing products, we will also provide different solutions according to different local quelea situations.
Key product advantages:
-Highly effective and long lasting time – Effective for more than 30 days;
-Works on birds in multiple technology – Repels the birds through smell, taste and visual sense;
-Easy to use – It is very labor-saving, and can be sprayed by Aircraft , Vehicles or other spray equipment. Suitable for applicating in large areas;
-No pesticides or harmful chemicals – The main active ingredient is food-grade flavor. It is safe for humans, animal and environment;
-Humane bird repel – Only repels the harmful birds, and not kill birds or any other animals. Maintain the ecological balance;
-The best bird control product for Quelea birds in Africa.
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