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This entire thread is so disturbing. I first read about these buffalo gnats last week when The Chicken Chick posted an article about them. However, I didn’t seem to worry much because it said they like cooler temps and to be near running water. I have neither here in Alabama. But now I see these things are much farther south than I am so now I’m worried.
Why are they here and where did they come from? I haven’t seen them...yet and I hope I don’t. I am so sorry for everyone’s losses.
Thank you. Theyve always been around but their breeding season doesnt last long and they have this annual blow up. This is the worst year on record in lots of places. Glad you learned something and it wont be the cause of losses on your farm. Once the temps get above 85 for a few days theyll die off but even just standing rain water it doesnt need to be a river or a bayou. Also in large feilds. They like to be out in the open on pasture or in the grass. I know a lady here in LA that hasnt ever had any troubles and suddenly shes had losses another one here still hasnt had any worries.