More flies lured. More flies trapped. Healthier livestock. PheroGuard™ disrupts host-location signals on and around your animals — driving flies toward your traps and away from the herd.
Most trap programs work by pulling flies in from a distance. PheroGuard works from the other direction: it disrupts the host-seeking signals flies rely on to find your animals, so they leave the herd and move toward the attraction zone your traps already create. The two systems push and pull in the same direction.
Apply PheroGuard™ as a broadcast perimeter around livestock and high-traffic areas. Host-location signals on and around the animals are disrupted.
Your existing NWSW traps continue using attractants to pull flies in from a distance — now with less competition from the animals themselves.
Flies leave the animals and move toward the traps. More flies enter the traps and are captured.
Fewer flies on animals means less stress, improved health, and reduced breeding and fly populations over time.
PheroGuard disrupts host-location signals where your livestock live and congregate. Flies can't lock onto the herd — so they look elsewhere.
Your traps keep doing what they do best — pulling flies in from a distance with proven attractants. PheroGuard simply gives the flies a reason to head their way.
The complete tandem strategy — how the protected zone and the attraction zone work together to move flies off your animals and into your traps.

Anticipated field-evaluation targets for livestock operations running PheroGuard™ in tandem with NWSW traps, compared to traps used alone.
Move biting flies off the animals so the herd experiences less stress and irritation.
PheroGuard enhances the traps you already own — no need to rip out and replace what's working.
More flies in the traps means better data for tracking pressure and breeding populations.
A push-pull strategy that fits cleanly into a broader IPM and biosecurity plan.
Talk to us about running a field evaluation on your operation — and see how the tandem strategy fits your existing biosecurity plan.
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