Ensystex

02/06/2026

Most pest managers, especially those in urban areas, never actually experience a mouse plague. You may see footage on the news, but when infestation levels are mentioned – such as 800 mice per hectare – it's a bit hard to visualise.

The ABC has created this great little visualisation that certainly hits home what homeowners, businesses, and farmers have to deal with.

Go to the page and scroll to see the visualisation.

A mouse plague is invading farms and homes in southern and Western Australia. But what does that really look like?

29/05/2026

The LED Globes inside the VECTOTHOR Flying Insect Killer Light Traps only need to be changed every 3 years, but not all models are the same. Ensystex's William Killen demonstrates how to service VECTOTHOR Falcon.

28/05/2026

REQUIEM is now released in 175 g zip lock bags. Check it out!

27/05/2026

Engineered bee diets can help protect global food security. Bees are the quiet workers behind much of the world’s food. Their role in pollination underpins ecosystems and agriculture alike. Yet honeybee populations are shrinking due to climate stress, pesticides, diseases, and loss of floral diversity.
https://ow.ly/W5Up50Z4yKl

22/05/2026

ENSYSTEX and EXTERRA are proud to continue their support of Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC).

21/05/2026

The LED Globes inside the VECTOTHOR Flying Insect Killer Light Traps only need to be changed every 3 years. Ensystex's William Killen demonstrates how to service VECTOTHOR Osprey.

20/05/2026

Two above ground stations were installed to address live termite activity on site. Now we have active feeding, which is progressing to guaranteed colony elimination.
Love the new camera perspective Willie!

16/05/2026

ENSYSTEX & EXTERRA are proud to support Australian Wildlife Conservancy.
Issue #51 of the AWC award-winning conservation magazine, Wildlife Matters, is here!
Read the full edition for FREE 👉 https://bit.ly/AWC-WildlifeMatters https://www.facebook.com/reel/995826920113074

15/05/2026

Valerie, despite the fancy sounding name, can cause severe damage to buildings and other wooden structures. It is common for this species to devour timber framing leaving only a thin veneer. This species is the most shy of the destructive species; they will retreat from a location immediately (for the time being) if disturbed.
Coptotermes frenchi is a highly destructive, native subterranean termite species found throughout coastal Australia, from Queensland through to South Australia and Western Australia.

14/05/2026

The National Fire Ant Eradication Program is well-positioned to eradicate fire ants by 2032, according to Toni Stiles, General Manager Program Performance, National Fire Ant Eradication Program.
Do you think it's possible?
https://www.fireants.org.au/about-us/news-and-events/media/tranche-review-2026