Something buzzing around your kitchen? It might be fruit flies. Here's what attracts them, plus several homemade fruit fly ...

Those tiny pests are gross, but are they harmful to your health?

Fruit flies are perhaps the most annoying of household pests. They barge right in and make themselves quite at home. With a knack for gravitating toward ripe fruits, veggies and even stagnant drains, ...

Fruit flies can be found anywhere there are overripe fruits and vegetables, dirty sink drains, or food "slime" in trash cans. It feels like they will never go away because the reproductive potential ...

One of the most annoying pests to frequent our homes is fruit flies. These minute insects flock to ripe fruits and vegetables as well as stagnant drains. And it seems that, no matter how neat and tidy ...

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Summer is typically the season when we have an abundance of fresh fruit and veg on display in our kitchens as they reach their prime. However, we're not the only ones who fancy a bowl of ripe ...

They seemingly sneak in overnight and invade your kitchen. Teeny, tiny pests that dart around the apples and bananas as you swat them away out of frustration and confusion. Fruit flies can be a ...

Leaving a bowl filled with apples, bananas, oranges on your kitchen counter may provide easy access for an afternoon snack. But the arrangement--left out over time -- could also attract those pesky ...

Until recently, fruit flies in a 38 000 ha area of southern Peru caused annual production losses of US $12 million. Now, through the integrated application of a technique that uses ionizing radiation ...

The country’s National Control and Eradication Plan for the fruit fly pest invested nearly $3.5 million in 2025, managing 66 ...