Terra Biosa · Pineapple · Post-harvest

Fewer stable flies,
residue under control

Decomposing pineapple residue is the perfect breeding ground for the stable fly. Terra Biosa speeds up its breakdown and breaks the breeding cycle.

The problem

The stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans) completes its cycle from egg to adult in just 22–25 days and prefers decomposing substrates: not only pineapple residue, but also banana rachis, palm fibre or manure mixed with fibrous material. It affects both the crop and nearby livestock.

How Terra Biosa solves it

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Speeds up decomposition

Terra Biosa rapidly breaks down pineapple crop residue after harvest.

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Removes the breeding ground

By transforming the decomposing material, the environment where the fly breeds disappears.

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Breaks the cycle

Cuts the pineapple–cattle–stable fly cycle (Stomoxys calcitrans).

Terra Biosa also adds microbial life to the soil and supports healthier roots in pineapple crops.

Residue and flies under control?

Get in touch to apply Terra Biosa on your pineapple plantation.