Author(s): Demény, A.
Title: Filth fly breeding sites on a Hungarian large-scale cattle farm
Title: Légytenyésző helyek egy magyar nagyüzemi szarvasmarha telepen
Year: 1989
Volume: 22
Pages: 99-107.
Abstract: Filth fly breeding sites in calf and dairy cow houses of a Hungarian cattle farm were monitored and mapped. Considerable fly emergence was detected on the floor where manure and/or manure-feed mixture was allowed to accumulate. It was found that (1) the majority of species in the manure-breeding fly communities are obligate coprophagous species without veterinary importance; (2) all species of veterinary importance develop in large numbers in both stable types studied. A reasonable application of any larvicide requires a preliminary survey of the potential breeding sites.Keywords: Insecta, Diptera, filth flies, breeding sites, cattle stables
Journal: Parasitologia HungaricaJournal abbreviation: ISSN: 0303-688XPublisher: Prokopi Kft, BudapestEditor(s): K. Murai, É., Thoma, A., Kovács, G. & Henkey, Gy.