#AskAnnie – Episode 63: Andrea Bolduc, Central Life Sciences

In this episode I visit with Andrea Bolduc of Central Life Sciences and we discuss the IPM approach to flies.

Episode 63 features part one of my conversation with Andrea Bolduc of Central Life Sciences. In this episode, Andrea explains the meaning behind IPM; the approach that Central Life Sciences uses to manage flies. Tune in to hear the first part of this conversation, then again on July 19th to hear what products fit into this system.

This episode is brought to you by ClariFly Larvicide by Central Life Sciences.

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