What is a common control method for flies?

Using chemical controls is a recognized and common method for managing fly populations. Chemical controls, such as insecticides, are designed to target the specific life stages of flies, effectively reducing their numbers. These can come in various forms, including sprays, baits, and residuals, which can be used in various settings such as homes, farms, and commercial facilities.

While other methods like natural predation can also help control fly populations, they may not be as immediately effective or predictable as chemical controls, which are specifically formulated to eradicate pests quickly. Increased humidity can actually create a more favorable environment for flies, exacerbating the problem rather than mitigating it. Ignoring their presence lacks any proactive approach to control and is generally ineffective for pest management.