Flies and other biting insects can affect horses throughout fly season, making fly management an important part of routine horse care. Farnam insect control products help horse owners build a comprehensive fly management program with solutions for horses, barns, and pastures.
The collection includes on-horse fly sprays, fly masks, premise sprays, and feed-through fly control products designed to support different aspects of fly management. Many horse owners combine multiple approaches based on their horse's environment, seasonal fly pressure, and management practices.
Effective fly management often combines three key strategies: protecting the horse, managing the environment, and reducing flies at their source. Farnam refers to this integrated approach as the No Fly Zone, bringing together products that help BLOCK flies on the horse, REPEL biting insects, and REDUCE fly populations as part of a comprehensive fly management program.
Whether caring for a single horse or an entire barn, Farnam insect control products can be incorporated into routine fly management throughout the season.
Farnam offers fly sprays, fly masks, premise sprays, and feed-through fly control products for horses and their environment. Each product type supports a different part of an overall fly management program.
Different products serve different purposes. Some are designed to help protect the horse, while others support fly management around barns and pastures. Many horse owners combine multiple products as part of their seasonal fly management routine.
Feed-through fly control products are added to a horse's daily feed and are intended to be used as one part of a comprehensive fly management program, alongside environmental management and on-horse protection.
Application frequency depends on the product, environmental conditions, and the directions provided on the product label. Always follow label instructions for proper use and reapplication.
Temperature, moisture, manure management, standing water, and overall barn sanitation can all influence fly populations. Many horse owners combine good facility management with fly control products throughout fly season.