December 1, 2016

Oregon State University Uses Laser Bird Deterrent in Blueberry Field

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“Bird Control Group leased one of their Agrilaser Autonomic for repelling birds in a 1-acre organic blueberry research field at Oregon State University’s North Willamette Research and Extension Center. We used the automatic laser in conjunction with an electronic bird control device in the 2016 season and were very satisfied with the level of bird control that we maintained. The automated laser was installed on a 6-ft platform in order to be able to scan above the canopy of the blueberry bushes and it was successful in reaching all corners of the field and deterring the birds that tried to enter. We are interested in using the bird scaring laser again in the future to help reduce crop losses and maintain our high quality fruit. We appreciate the support of Bird Control Group in our research program.”

Amanda Vance, Faculty Research Assistant Berry Crops at North Willamette Research and Extension Center Oregon State University, 4th of November 2016


Bird Control Group’s automated laser bird repellent provides 24/7 protection from wild birds by shining a green laser light in the area affected by the problem. Get in touch via the form below if you are interested in learning more.

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