… numbers of stable flies on them and their associated fly-… Several factors make stable flies
difficult to control: (i) this fly … and often ephemeral; and iii) stable flies are strong fliers, hence …

… stable flies, including integration of cultural, mechanical, physical, biological, and chemical
control options. The challenges of stable flies … stable fly management methods are discussed. …

… flight range of 225 km was established for the species. This was the first migration study
performed with wild stable flies where flies … phoretically attached to stable flies,physiological age-…

… effects of stable flies on stocker and feeder cattle, and the association of stable flies with hay
… economic impact of stable flies on cattle. The model is based on yield-loss functions relating …

… Stable fly larvae develop in a broad variety of decomposing vegetative materials [18] and …
relative to stable fly nutritional and environmental needs vary as well. Stable fly developmental …

… Stable flies were not as susceptible as house flies to either pathogen strain. In similar
experiments, a high dose of 1 × 10 8 conidia/cm 2 killed only 70 and 84% of the adult stable flies …

… in which stable flies … of stable fly larvae with an emphasis on cuticular sensilla ( Grodowitz
et al 1982 ). In this article, the external morphology of first-, second-, and third-instar stable fly …

… To provide more detail on distribution of stable flies within stables, we analyzed stable flies
… to the previous ones) counts of cows per stable and mean, maximal, and minimal ambient …

… Data were collected on total number of pupae recovered, eclosion rates of adult stable
flies, and rates of parasitism by species for the introduced and naturally oviposited stable flies. …

… Stable fly counts at the fence averaged less than one fly per animal, but at the feed trough
counts averaged seven flies per animal. At a second dairy, the stable fly count on cattle …