The Government of La Rioja acquires Bird Gard bioacustic repellers for bird control
The Government of La Rioja (Spain) chose Bird Gard bioacustic repellers for bird control in berry fruit plantations.
In this section, we compile testimonials from BirdGard Iberia customers who share their experiences with problems they had with various bird or animal species. They also discuss how they managed to solve these issues using pest repellers.
The Government of La Rioja (Spain) chose Bird Gard bioacustic repellers for bird control in berry fruit plantations.
Dr. Martinez, Director of the Viticulture Group at CSIC, shares her experience with different methods to scare birds away from vineyards.
One of our clients explains how he has managed to prevent wild boars from damaging the lawn on his property, thanks to the Bird Gard repeller. ‘I give it a gold medal,’ he says.
Grúas Garro shares their experience of how they managed to get rid of seagulls thanks to Bird Gard bioacustic repellers.
José Luis López Budia, a farmer in Cifuentes, shares how he has managed to protect his almond trees from woodpecker attacks and his cherry trees from starling flocks.
Bird repellers used to minimize electrical microcuts caused by flocks of starlings on power lines. Reference: Iberdrola.
Floren, a cattle farmer in Spain, explains how he manages to protect corn from birds. Floren has 23 hectares of corn, which he dedicates to feeding his livestock.
This article explains how one of BirdGard Iberia’s clients managed to repel seagulls from the rooftops of their factory. Flocks of thousands of seagulls were continuously using the roofs of one of the buildings in the factory, which spans over 75,000 square meters. Their presence resulted in over a ton of waste and dirt per year. Thanks to the bioacustic Bird Gard seagull repellers , the seagulls have relocated to other areas away from the factory, ceasing to be a problem.
Mamen Sánchez, from the company Aislamientos Industriales, explains how they managed to get rid of crows, thanks to the Bird Gard repeller.