Pest Control

Control of rodents, ants and other pests of animal or plant origin is carried out using physical and chemical methods.

Physical methods - include traps, mousetraps and ultrasonic repellents.

Chemical control is considered more effective than physical methods. There is a huge variety of different poisons, available in various forms: granules, blocks, flakes, seeds, liquids and more.
After a pest consumes a poisonous bait, it dies fairly quickly. Some types of poison not only kill pests, but also mummify them, which helps prevent unpleasant odours.
In beekeeping, there are many different pests that must be dealt with promptly, as delays can lead to very undesirable consequences. Ants are particularly common pests in the apiary. Special products are available for controlling them; they are applied to hive legs and stands, preventing these insects from reaching the bees inside the hive.

One of the most modern and, at the same time, most effective options is the ultrasonic repellent method.
The electrical device generates a signal that is inaudible to humans and pets, but completely intolerable to small pests (rodents and insects). As a result, all pests leave their habitats very quickly, in entire colonies.