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This field testing in Integrated Pest Management by #Microshare is going to show the way forward in #remoterodentmonitoring for the years to come. #IPM #digitalpesttransformation

This is one of the most complex challenges a manufacturing site can have under the pest control program. Upon the location of the site, its infrastructure and nature of products, deterring birds can be challenging. The key point for bird deterrence is to make the birds " feel uncomfortable" . In my experience I have used; gas air guns with timers that create loud noises on the ares where birds roost , this helps minimize bird presence in some key areas, for large birds like vultures, add thin nylon fishing type wires to the structures where they like to land by using plastic poles to hold the wires ,the vultures cannot land on the wires, use spikes for large pray birds on flat surfaces where they used to land. Reduce food spills on the patios, roofs, etc. A key challenge is that birds are resilient an can adapt to the countermeasures , it is a dynamic process. Be sure to have an adequate budget for bird control. This article provides valuable guidance for bird control. Again each site will have unique challenges.

Department of Private Securities & Regulations (DPSR) to cover industrial security, agriculture land security, forest security, and public security: _DPSR Divisions:_ 1. _Industrial Security Division:_ - Secure industrial facilities, assets, and intellectual property - Monitor and respond to cyber threats - Conduct regular security audits and risk assessments 2. _Agriculture Land Security Division:_ - Protect agricultural land from encroachment and unauthorized use - Monitor and prevent crop theft and damage - Collaborate with farmers and agricultural organizations 3. _Forest Security Division:_ - Prevent deforestation and forest degradation - Monitor and respond to wildlife poaching and trafficking - Collaborate with conservation organizations and local communities 4. _Public Security Division:_ - Ensure public safety and security in urban and rural areas - Monitor and respond to emergencies and natural disasters - Collaborate with law enforcement agencies and emergency services _DPSR Services:_ 1. _Security Consulting:_ Expert advice on security measures and protocols 2. _Security Training:_ Training programs for security personnel and stakeholders 3. _Security Audits:_ Regular security audits and risk assessments 4. _Incident Response:_ Rapid response to security incidents and emergencies 5. _Licensing and Certification:_ Licensing and certification for private security companies and personnel _DPSR Goals:_ 1. _Enhance Security:_ Ensure robust security measures for industries, agriculture, forests, and public spaces 2. _Prevent Crimes:_ Prevent criminal activities, such as theft, poaching, and encroachment 3. _Foster Collaboration:_ Collaborate with stakeholders, including industries, farmers, conservation organizations, and law enforcement agencies 4. _Promote Best Practices:_ Promote industry best practices and standards for security and risk management By expanding the DPSR's scope to cover these critical areas, the department can play a vital role in ensuring the overall security and well-being of the nation.

𝗝𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗮 𝗣𝗲𝘀𝘁-𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗙𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲! Are you a dynamic and forward-thinking business in the pest control and wildlife management industry? We're on the lookout for strategic partners to revolutionise the way we combat pests and unwanted birds to deliver unparalleled solutions to our clients. Join our growing network of supply chain partners and let's build a pest-free environment together! Why Partner with Us? 1. Innovative Solutions: Be at the forefront of the industry with cutting-edge pest control solutions that set us apart from the competition. 2. National Reach: Expand your market presence and connect with clients nationwide. Our network provides opportunities for national collaboration. 3. Collaborative Growth: Together, we can achieve more! Collaborate with like-minded professionals and tap into shared expertise to enhance our collective success. 4. Sustainable Practices: Embrace eco-friendly and sustainable pest control methods. We are committed to environmental responsibility, and together, we can make a positive impact. Who Are We Looking For? Suppliers: Deliver high-quality pest control products to our network and contribute to our mission of providing effective solutions. Technology Innovators: Provide state-of-the-art technology solutions to enhance our pest control efforts and stay ahead in the digital era. Research Partners: Collaborate on research and development initiatives to continuously improve our pest control methods and stay at the forefront of innovation. Logistics Experts: Streamline our supply chain processes to ensure efficient and timely delivery of products and services. How to Join? If you're passionate about pest control and ready to make a difference, we want to hear from you! Scan the QR code or copy the link to fill out our partnership application form. https://lnkd.in/dUXuieWq Let's unite our strengths and create a future where pests are no match for our collective expertise! Together, we'll build a pest-free world one partnership at a time.

SSP Samir Noor Chana of Ghotki district has issued a significant directive aimed at curbing criminal activities, particularly related to smuggling and robbery along highways. The directive specifies the prohibition of sugarcane and banana cultivation within a five hundred meters radius of both the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and National Highways. The decision underscores the necessity to clear these crops within a half-kilometer stretch along these crucial transportation routes. This measure aims to eliminate potential hiding spots for criminals who exploit the dense foliage of such crops for illicit activities. SSP Ghotki highlights the correlation between dense vegetation along highways and criminal activities, emphasizing that thick crops serve as ideal breeding grounds for criminal elements. Notably, criminals often exploit sugarcane and banana fields as convenient hideouts after engaging in unlawful activities along the highways. To enforce this directive, SSP Smirnoor Chana has instructed farmers and landowners through police officers and officials to refrain from planting sugarcane and banana crops within the designated proximity to motorways and national highways. This proactive approach is envisioned to disrupt criminal operations and enhance overall security along these vital transportation arteries.

When we think of agricultural farms, images of peaceful, sprawling fields, bountiful crops, and hard-working farmers come to mind. What we often overlook are the hidden vulnerabilities that make these serene settings prime targets for theft and vandalism. In an age where security is a top priority for businesses of all kinds, agricultural farms are no exception. Ensuring robust onsite security is crucial not only for protecting valuable produce but also for safeguarding the livelihood of farmers and the integrity of the food supply chain. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ghYPNwxG

The most significant hurdles in pest management Western Canadian Growers are facing in the field are Resistant Wild Oats and Kochia, according to our recently completed 2024 Pest Management Challenges poll. 👉READ THE ARTICLE: https://loom.ly/_HNGd1U

#ICYMI - The OAFC and Ontario Federation of Agriculture are joining forces to share resources and promote fire safety and prevention on #Ontario farms. Barn fires are a serious concern at all times of the year, but colder winter temperatures heighten risks. #firesafety #lifesafety #publicsafety #fireservice #ONsafety #OntAg #farmsafety https://lnkd.in/eR33vHWF

These days; if you are relying only on chemicals for weed management, you are adopting the risk of putting all your eggs in a paper basket. If it rains, you are left with a mess. This year, it has rained a lot... Spring 2024 saw 301.7mm of rainfall, exceeding the annual average by a whopping 32%. Several councils have blamed this for excessive levels of weeds. - Cheshire West and Chester Council was recently in the press for their excessive weeds. They were blaming the weather saying "weed spraying operations have been challenging as the team had to wait for a 24-hour period of dry weather to allow for the chemical to work". If an integrated weed management strategy had been adopted, they would have other tools at their disposal to get the job done despite the rain. Weed brushes, hot air, hot water and electricity are all able to get on and work when chemicals can't be used. If a preventative approach had been adopted, rather than a reactive one, they could further mitigate the risk, reducing the impact that many missed days of weeding has had.

The agricultural sector “lags behind others” in safeguarding against data and response fraud. Data accuracy and collection methods are second only to excellent research design. With big commissions, conversations and consultations established to ensure that the industry is moving in the right direction, the sector must move with the times to combat some of the more pressing issues in market research on bias, data fraud and results interpretation. Abi Kay at Farmers Weekly discussed the threats and risks to researching farming opinions accurately with our Director Clare Otridge a few weeks ago following concerns that the Farm Assurance Review was not protected to the level it needed to be from survey fraud. Full article below: https://lnkd.in/e-tw3_Uv