Ribbon Flypaper

Ribbon flypaper is a type of pest control equipment used in agriculture to trap and control flying insects. It consists of a long strip of sticky adhesive material, usually made of paper or plastic, that is coated with a substance that attracts insects. The ribbon is typically hung in areas where flying insects are a problem, such as greenhouses, barns, or outdoor gardens.

When flying insects come into contact with the sticky surface of the ribbon, they become trapped and are unable to escape. This helps to reduce the population of pests and prevent them from causing damage to crops or spreading diseases.

Ribbon flypaper is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly method of pest control, as it does not involve the use of harmful chemicals. It is easy to use and can be replaced when it becomes full of trapped insects.

In summary, ribbon flypaper is a tool used in agriculture to control flying insects by trapping them on a sticky surface. It is a part of the supply class Pest, Disease, and Frost Control Equipment in the supply group Agricultural Machinery and Equipment.