Atlantic Bird Control

01/23/2023

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http://birdcontrolgroup.com/Southampton Airport brings in next generation of bird control lasersSouthampton Airport has become the first airport in the UK to...

01/23/2023

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http://birdcontrolgroup.comIn this video we demonstrate how the agrilaser and aerolaser products can be used to control birds. The technology is unique:- The...

01/23/2023

The AVIX Autonomic laser bird deterrent effectively keeps birds away, preventing damage and droppings. The system is distributed in South Korea by Bird Con...

01/23/2023

Dear Producers,

This letter is being written in regard to the approval process of the AVIX Autonomic Mark II (also referred to as “Automatic Bird Repellent System”).

The AVIX Autonomic Mark II has been a proven device in the reduction of the bird populations in various applications. It has been proven effective in agriculture to reduce bird predation by more than 70% on the crops and has saved millions each year. It also improves food hygiene which is more important than ever.

Health Canada has completed their research and has given approval of the use “Automatic Bird Repellent Sysrem” and now PMRA has 555 days to review the evidence and 45 days of public concerns to final approval.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is currently responding to avian influenza in farmed birds across Canada. This serves as a strong reminder that avian influenza is spreading across the globe and that anyone with farm animals must practice good biosecurity habits.

AVIX Autonomic Mark II has been used throughout the world to reduce bird congregation around crops, farms and the spread of avian influenza. To further delay approval of the AVIX Autonomic Mark II will cost Canadians tens of thousands of birds and continue to put our food safety in danger of increased risk of Avian Influenza to the poultry industry.

It is vitally important AVIX Autonomic Mark II is given approval until the PMRA gives final approved as soon as possible in the interest of food protection and the reducing the spread of Avian Influenza. The PMRA must do their part.

For those considering “Automatic Bird Repellent Systems” , if you could send a short note requesting an interm approval of the device with your name and business, we will forward those details to PMRA for approval to show a need for such devices.
Many thanks.
Mark von Kintzel
Atlantic Bird Control.

Feel free to edit this letter, sign and forward to [email protected]

01/17/2023

Location: Incheon, South Korea Application context: Commercial warehouse & factory (Industry buildings) Problem definition: Bird droppings damage steel products & structures Bird species: Pigeons (Columbidae) Pigeon behavior: Nesting & roosting Time of the year with pigeon problems: All year-round T...

12/27/2022

Laser bird deterrents as effective bird control Our laser bird deterrents reduce bird presence by more than 70%, making your business safer and more sustainable. Solve my bird problem Once you fill in this form, we will get in touch with you shortly,

12/27/2022

Poultry farms must adopt reliable biosecurity measures to minimize the spreading of Avian Influenza. 🐥 Bird Control Group committed years of research to develop an innovative laser beam technology with patented features that allows the best bird repelling capabilities. Our innovation and world-class service are the main reasons why many customers around the world trust us in solving their bird problems. Unlike less sophisticated laser bird deterrents, our state-of-art laser technology proved to reduce wild birds' presence at poultry farms by 98% (https://bit.ly/3hBKn0Q) ... buy nice or buy twice 😉

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12/23/2022

Location: Mareeba, Queensland, Australia Application context: Orchard - Lychees (Agriculture) Problem definition: Yield losses Bird species: Lorikeets (Psittaculidae) and rosellas (Platycercus) Bird behavior: Foraging Time of the year with pigeon problems: September to December (harvest period) Time...

12/23/2022

How to prevent avian flu in chickens and other domesticated birds is a critical issue as avian flu continues to spread across the United States. The country approaches a record number of birds affected compared to previous outbreaks: more than 50 million birds across 46 states have either died due t...