Tell us the block, the acreage, and last season's trap counts.
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Growers
Direct-to-grower service in Washington and parts of Oregon. No distributor or PCA required, though advisors are welcome. Enrollment works best with fall or early winter outreach.
- Last season's harvest damage data
- Prior-season trap count records
- A block map or acreage breakdown
- Current spray program details
- Specific problem areas
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What happens next
01 Initial conversation
An assessment of fit, not a sales call.
02 Block mapping and assessment
Layout, adjacent acreage, and historical data.
03 Program design
Release rates, timing, spray coordination, and monitoring protocols.
04 Pre-season baseline
Established if it does not already exist.
05 Season start
Degree-day-driven release timing, coordinated by M3.
Agencies and states
For state animal health officials, federal program staff, and producer groups: M3 is ready to add modular sterile fly production to the screwworm response.
- Modular units ship by trailer and operate within weeks
- No radioactive source in the production chain
- Output enters USDA's existing framework
“In three to five years SIT is paying for itself.”Teah Smith, Zirkle Fruit Company
“Since then, we have really been very clean. This year, I might have seen a couple stings all season in 125 acres.”Denny Hayden, Hayden Farms, Pasco