FOOD PROTECTION ALLIANCE

Batzner Pest Management is now a member of the Food Protection Alliance(FPA). The FPA is your single source in North America for pest management, fumigation, supplies and services. We offer management reports, trending, web access, satellite vehicle tracking, remote monitoring, on-site report printing, and much more…

 

This membership allows Batzner to offer nationwide cutting edge services. Our fumigation and related food-protection services are provided to our customers in North America and beyond. We use only the most advanced technology, professional expertise and service of unparalleled quality, reserving value for our customers and better safeguarding our food supply.

 

Our services include...

FOOD SAFETY PEST MANAGEMENT

  • Proactive preventative action
  • Go-green services – reduced chemicals
  • Simple to read/use management reports
  • Food processors, mills, all grain facilities
  • Distribution networks, medical, industrial

STRUCTURAL FUMIGATION SERVICES

  • Remote monitoring, trended results, improvement reviews
  • Traditional methods
  • Alternative fumigants
  • Alternative methods

 

PORT FUMIGATION & TREATMENT SERVICES

  • Servicing all major U.S. ports
  • USDA, APHIS, PPQ, FDA, and ISPM-15
  • Commodities, agricultural products, timber
  • Ships, containers, bulk, barges

 


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Fruit Fly Imposters Ted Snyder July 21, 2010

Are you struggling with fruit flies in your home or business, but you’ve found the advice I gave in a previous blog entry just doesn’t seem to help?  If so, there’s a good chance you may be dealing with a fruit fly imposter.  Let’s take a look at each of these fakes.

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Our first imposter, the fungus gnat, is primarily found indoors, favoring rooms with potted plants.  To test to see if you have fungus gnats, tap your fingers against each of the plants in the area.  If you see flies coming out of the plant, then you know that you have fungus gnats.  They normally show up when soil in pots is overwatered, ...


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