A fruit fly may not mean much to you but it means a big deal to fruit growers. Thousands of fruit fly move each season from backyards into fruit growing areas as fruit varieties start growing.

To get rid of fruit fly, fruit growers have to control them with pesticides. The less fruit fly in their properties the less pesticides will be used.

Therefore the importance of working together.Coordinating control in neighbouring properties is as important as applying all the control treatments targeting each stage of the Medfly life cycle.

Worldwide, it has been demonstrated that increasing adoption of control methods in a large scale help fruit growers and backyard owners reduce the fruit fly population in that region.

First your home then your community

Support the efforts of people that control Medfly on their properties: control Medfly on your property and work with your neighbours to create an area free of fruit fly.

Working to create a fruit fly free area in your property will give you the satisfaction to enjoy the fruit of your work.

This is a No Fly Zone responds to the necessity to take a stand to the problem in urban and rural properties in Western Australia.

This concept urges people to act collectively to deal with the problem, but most importantly, to be involved in the solution as a community.

By joining forces with your neighbours you will be working to protect not only your properties from the damages of Medfly but you will be helping reduce the problems affecting commercial fruit growing areas in Western Australia.