One company was brought in early last semester, but the bugs weren’t eradicated, so Action was contracted to begin a second round of treatments around Thanksgiving. Over the Christmas break, Nason said, Action went in and …
Pests in the NewsJanuary 27, 2012
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Plants inside our homes can become infested with insects just like plants outside in our landscapes. Indoor pest problems can arise anytime, but are especially common this time of the year, when many tender tropical plants have been brought …
Pests in the NewsJanuary 27, 2012
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Fleas are . Just ask your dog or cat. Or ask a state appeals court, which upheld a $212,500 fine against an Oakland pet food chain for selling flea-prevention products that weren’t labeled or registered as pesticides. State pesticide …
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4 restaurants fail routine inspection
KSAT San Antonio Four area restaurant racked up several demerits and failed their recent inspection from Metro Health. Ghengis Khan on Walzem Road failed with 34 demerits. Violations included: The manager says a pest control treatment got the roaches running and all … |
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Bedbugs Found At Ritz-Carlton Hotel; Management Says Pests Have Been Eliminated
Huffington Post Scott Geraghty, the hotel's general manager, told The Times the pests had been eliminated. "Bedbugs are inevitable," he said. "They're brought in by guests and come in on luggage or things of that matter." This isn't the first New York luxury hotel to … Bedbugs Spotted at the RitzNBC New York |
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Integrated Pest Management for Oregon's Schools
KLCC FM Public Radio By Rachael McDonald Pests like mice and yellow-jackets can cause health problems for school children. But over use of pesticides is also a concern. A new pest management program for Oregon's schools calls for an integrated approach. |
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School in eastern Ky. battling bedbugs
Bowling Green Daily News Teachers first noticed the insects before the Christmas break at Hunter Hills Elementary. They have been found in isolated areas of the building, according to WYMT-TV in Hazard ( http://bit.ly/zNfLxF). Mark Hensley, who directs the county heath … |
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Maine workshop finds no ash borers in wood
NECN AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine Forest Service insect experts say a "bark-peeling" workshop aimed at finding evidence of tree-killing bugs found no evidence of the insects. Using a method reminiscent of an old-fashioned husking bee, entomologists held two … |
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Skin lesions typical of Morgellons, some containing blue fibers. (PLoS One)
ABC News Rather, it's a collection of unexplained symptoms including abnormal sensations that sufferers describe as the feeling of insects crawling on the skin. Symptoms also include fatigue. And, perhaps most peculiarly, one symptom is tiny fibers found … Insect Not the Only Cause of Morgellons Disease, Says CDCTopNews New Zealand Morgellons Disease Terrorizes Internet & Twitter For A DayWebProNews SF Doctor Cries Foul On CDC Report Suggesting Skin Disease Is ImaginaryThe San Francisco Appeal HULIQ –CBS News all 329 news articles » |
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QUESTION:
Are records required to be kept for all applications of pesticide, no matter the pest? How long must records be kept?
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This is one of those things where I take the easy route and suggest that you MUST talk with your local regulatory agency to be certain of the laws in your state. This requirement likely differs from state to state, so what is required here in California may be different from what you are to follow in your state.
Pest QuestionsJanuary 27, 2012
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