Agri Fogging Solutions, LLC (AFS) performs traditional insect control services in and around Marion County Florida and focuses on small to large farms as opposed to traditional urban subdivisions.
AFS was founded by a long time Marion County Florida resident Brian Alberty to serve small to large farms, both commercial and residential. Marion County Florida is home to over 80,000 equines on over 1,200 horse farms. The landscape and pastures in and around these farms stand above a rare soil structure with a thick layer of limestone near the surface. The grass that grows from these soils is rich with bone-strengthening minerals ideal for horse development.
The warm summers and mild winters here in Central Florida help these farms breed and raise some of the best horses in the world.
However, those conditions also are a perfect breeding environment for traditional farm pest that at the least can be annoying, and at the worst can be deadly. The fly, the mosquito, the spider and the caterpillars to name a few, breed and thrive in and around the Marion County farms. AFS applicators state specialists that are focused on helping our neighbors reduce or eliminate these types of pest on your Farm.
We understand the insect issues the farm owner is dealing with because your community is our community. We own our own farm in Marion County and have cattle, horses and dogs and are acutely aware of the unique problems that these insects can cause on your farm. We love our livestock and pets and only use proven products and methods that are safe and meet all EPA and State Regulations. Our equipment is designed to allow our Team Members to treat your large pastures and walk unders as well as in and around your barn area.
No job is too big and no job is to small for AFS.
Whether it’s your “home farm” or you run your farm as a business, we’ll have a plan so you can focus on what matters to you without the worry of the traditional farm insects.
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Your barn, arena, pastures and home are your oasis and you and your livestock should be able to enjoy it without the traditional pest. AFS recognizes all farms are designed and operated differently so one plan does not fit all, therefore, AFS uses an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) system when it comes to developing a specific plan to deal with your farm’s pest issues.
The basics of setting up a successful IPM program involves a multi-step system that involves pest identification, situational analysis, determination of management actions, the implementation of those actions and then a reevaluation. This process allows us to be adaptable to a wide variety of on-farm situations and customize a program to an individual farm.
