Global Fly Control Pesticides in Production Animal Health: Market Analysis and Opportunities

Fly control is a major issue in animal-based agriculture due to the impact of these pests on productivity. Flies annoy and irritate animals, transmit disease, reduce weight gains, and reduce production. Producers have gone to extraordinary lengths in sanitation, manure and litter removal, facility design, and air handling to eliminate potential entry points and breeding areas for flies. Still, situations remain that are most effectively handled by an insecticide application.
 

The basis of the data for the U.S. part of this study will be 450 structured interviews with producers and a series of unstructured interviews with industry experts. Members of Kline’s Specialty Pesticides practice will develop the questionnaires, conduct the unstructured interviews, and compile and prepare the final report deliverable.

The data gathered for the countries surveyed outside of the United States will use expert interviews from Kline’s professional staff. Interviews will be conducted with experts in the poultry, dairy, beef, and swine markets as well as distributors, suppliers, and other experts to provide a complete picture of the fly control markets in each country.

Secondary resources will be used to supplement the research findings.

Forecasts in this report will be generated with Kline’s FutureView Scenario Forecasting Method. The forecasts will be presented through 2017 and will take into account potential new products and technologies, trends, and respondents’ views of the future. With the enhanced forecasts, subscribers can see how adjustments in the assumptions behind the forecasts can bring about different outcomes