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Yield, biosecurity, and wildlife compliance, all on the same Australian seasonal calendar.

Use our free design service to map your Seasonal Pest Management job for a specific site or use case.

Pest IT's design team supports the pestie running the seasonal work, and the agribusiness owner protecting the crop and the harvest who needs the program to hold.

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The pressure window and the install window are the same window.

Pest pressure on production country runs to a predictable seasonal schedule. Orchard nets that protect this year's stone fruit had to be in the shed and on the rows months before flowering. Fox programs that protect lambing have to be set before the lambs drop.

The Pest IT range is built for that planning rhythm: multi-season nets, bird scarer kites and lasers for protected birds, vertebrate traps for declared pests, remote trap monitoring that pulls the daily check round into data, and supplied with the install timing guidance and documentation that supports both biosecurity and wildlife audits.

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Australian primary production sits across two sets of audit requirements at once.

Declared-pest control (foxes, rabbits, feral cats, mice, fruit fly, stored-product beetles) runs under state biosecurity codes and POCTA: lawful methods, humane dispatch, biosecurity audit records.

Protected native wildlife (cockatoos, ibis, possums, bats, swallows, native birds) is managed under state wildlife protection legislation: permits where required, deterrence-led, exclusion-led, never lethal except where specifically permitted.

Pest IT systems are supplied with the documentation set both audit pathways need, and install timing guidance that respects the regional window for each.

The Agribusiness Seasonal Pest Pressure Calendar

For agribusiness operators and rural pesties

Planning the year on country and asking when each pest type starts to bite. The calendar is a visual PDF mapping pressure month by month and region by region (north, south, tropical), with deployment triggers tied to crop and animal cycles.

✅ The pressure spike anticipated before it lands in the season

✅ Deployment triggers tied to crop and animal cycles, ready for the pre-season planning meeting

✅ Print-ready for the office wall, the shed, and the year-ahead conversation

Seasonal Calendar

Resource Library

The Pest IT Resource Library is a working set of references, templates, kits, decision cards, calculators, and calendars, each built for a moment in your work. A substrate question on site. Spec language at tender. Audit prep for food operations. Year-planning on country. Multi-site reporting. Stocking decisions on the trade counter. Every job has its hard moments. The library is built for them.

The right answer for the moment you're in

Ready to print, edit, or take to the job

Built from decades of field experience

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Agribusiness Frequently Asked Questions

How early should I order multi-season fruit netting before flowering?

Plan to be on site with the net 6 to 8 weeks before flower drop. Viper Fruit Tree Premium and AvePro Bird Netting are pre-stretched, heat-set and ready to install, but the bottleneck is freight to rural delivery addresses and crew booking. Order in winter for spring flowering. Order in autumn for early-season tree crops.

What is the lawful approach to cockatoo damage in stone fruit?

Cockatoos are protected under state wildlife legislation across Australia. The lawful work is deterrence and exclusion, never lethal. Multi-season netting, lasers, scarer kites, and visual deterrents are the practical toolset. A damage-mitigation permit may apply in some states. Run the program to the state-by-state Wildlife Act summary Pest IT supplies or check with your state wildlife authority.

Is trap monitoring worth it on a remote farm?

Depends on the daily drive. Pest IT supplies the maths on trap count, check frequency, drive time, and labour cost. For most remote sites with 10 or more traps and a 30 minute or longer drive, payback lands inside 12 months. The MinkPolice X sensor sends an alert when a trap fires, eliminates the dry-check trip, and produces the audit trail that supports licence renewal for declared-pest programs.

Can the Pest IT Free Design Service consult run remotely?

Yes. Most consultations run remotely from photos, site plans, and a phone or video call. We send back a system map, install timing guidance, a materials list ready for your quote, and the documentation set the operator needs at audit. On-site is available for complex builds where the trip earns its keep.

What documentation do I get for a biosecurity audit?

Pest IT systems are supplied with the documentation auditors look for: install dates, station and trap counts, location grids, maintenance records, intervention logs, and trend lines over time. Pest IT supplies the structured guide. Pest IT systems produce the records that fill it.

How do I run a fox program that holds up at council level?

Set the program before lambing. Map traps to fox movement corridors. Run a feeding-up schedule for 7 to 14 days before the trap is set live. Dispatch follows the humane and lawful methods set out in your state code. Catch logs, dispatch logs, and disposal records satisfy council reporting at audit. The Free Design Service maps it onto a real site.

Pest management for orchards, livestock, viticulture, and broadacre. Multi-season nets, vertebrate traps, trap monitoring. The declared-pest and protected-wildlife range under one catalogue.

Pest pressure on Australian production country is seasonal, predictable, and unforgiving. Cockatoos in stone fruit. Foxes on lambing country. Mice in grain storage at harvest. Fruit fly during ripening.

The work spans two sets of rules at the same time: declared pests dispatched under state biosecurity codes and POCTA, protected native wildlife managed under permit, deterrence, and exclusion.

Pest IT systems are built for both. Multi-season nets that earn their keep over five seasons of UV. Bird scarer kites and lasers for protected birds where lethal is not lawful. Vertebrate traps designed on lambing country. Remote trap monitoring that turns the daily check round into data.

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Australian primary production runs to a pest calendar that does not move. Seasonal, regional, predictable, and unforgiving. Cockatoos arriving in stone fruit before harvest. Foxes shifting to lambing country in spring. Mice building in grain storage as harvest hits. Fruit fly during ripening windows. The pressure does not negotiate, and the window for installing protective gear is fixed by the same calendar that drives yield.

Two sets of rules govern the work simultaneously. Declared pests including foxes, rabbits, feral cats, mice, fruit fly, and stored-product beetles are controlled under state biosecurity codes and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, with lawful methods, humane dispatch, and biosecurity audit records. Protected native wildlife including cockatoos, ibis, possums, bats, swallows, and native birds is managed under state wildlife protection legislation, with permits where required, and a deterrence-led, exclusion-led approach that is never lethal except where specifically permitted. Operators and pest managers run both at once, on the same sites, with the same documentation burden.

The systems on this catalogue are built for that reality. Multi-season fruit nets engineered for five seasons of Australian UV exposure. Bird scarer kites and visual deterrents for protected species where lethal is not an option. The AvePro Max Agricultural Bird Deterrent Laser for orchard and vineyard scale deterrence. Vertebrate traps designed and tested on Australian lambing country, including the Fox Magnet Trap, the Rabbit Magnet Trap, and the Cat Magnet Trap. Rodent stations and grain storage monitoring that produce the records auditors expect at the next inspection. MinkPolice trap monitoring sensors that turn the daily check round on a remote property into data, replacing the cost of dry-check trips with the value of an alert when a trap fires.

For pest managers servicing rural accounts and agribusiness operators planning the season, the page is a starting point. Browse by pest, by system, or by brand from the related collections. Download the Agribusiness Seasonal Pest Pressure Calendar to plan a region by region, pest by pest schedule. Use the trap-sensor payback maths Pest IT supplies to size a monitoring program. Speak to the Free Design Service to specify a season's program for a specific property. Whatever the path, the goal is the same: yield protected, biosecurity records ready, wildlife compliance held, and the operator on country with the gear in place before the pressure window opens.

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