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Think like a pest inside the "bug house"
WBTV "We want to let them touch and feel and get on their knees and look under areas where pests might be present," Baumann said. Stepping out back we find two more structures. A house in various stages of construction is called the termite pavilion … |
Pests in the NewsOctober 28, 2012
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People warned to protect homes from pests during storm & clean-up
WPRO As Rhode Islanders gear up for what is expected to be a monster of a storm next week there is one threat that many people may have forgotten about; pests. With a potentially destructive storm that may knock down tree limbs and destroy the homes of … |
Pests in the NewsOctober 28, 2012
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Threatening pest
Fiji Times THE issue surrounding the danger of exotic pests and diseases being introduced to Australia through ginger imports from Fiji had been addressed with the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) who granted Fiji approval to … Fiji ginger, Malaysia pineapple imports under Australian scrutinyRadio Australia |
Pests in the NewsOctober 28, 2012
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Congress to carry out pest control across city wards
Times of India Without relying on the administration to act upon these requests, the Congress has decided to hire services of private pest control organizations to spray in areasa to ensure that mosquitoes cannot breed in large numbers," Chhajed said. While there … |
Pests in the NewsOctober 28, 2012
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Honey-bees are known for their sting, but scientists have now discovered they can also bite. Bees resort to biting when faced with pests, such as parasitic mites, that are too small to sting. Close study of the biting behaviour has revealed that …
Pests in the NewsOctober 28, 2012
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Protect your ash trees from pests
Tidewater News In the seemingly never-ending invasion of exotic invasive pests, 2012 brings us the Emerald Ash Borer. And while this critter may not be the economic and aesthetic destroyer that it was in the Midwest 10 years ago, it may still be significant for some … Fall Pests Invade Firewood, Homes1011now Neb. residents encouraged to buy local firewoodSan Francisco Chronicle Emerald Ash Borer Workshop Held in St. Louis ParkKAALtv.com |
Pests in the NewsOctober 26, 2012
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Pesticides hit non-pests: exposed bees forage poorly, die more often
Ars Technica Pesticides hit non-pests: exposed bees forage poorly, die more often. Study also shows the long-term impact takes weeks for bees to feel. by John Timmer – Oct 23, 2012 10:10 pm UTC. Life Sciences · 22. The recent demise of many commercial bee hives has … Pesticides Are Killing Bumblebee Colonies, Risking Pollination Vital For Plant …Huffington Post Pesticides could be the culprit in bee drop-offDeutsche Welle Pesticide cocktails harm bumblebeesPlanet Earth ABC Science Online all 78 news articles » |
Pests in the NewsOctober 26, 2012
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These are smaller, less frightening than those monsters. But they’re roaches! Pests! To war! We don’t have bomber-sized mosquitoes here either, but the ones we do have often carry West Nile virus. Not all mosquitoes bite but all skeeter bites itch.
Pests in the NewsOctober 26, 2012
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Two years ago, York pest-control business owner B.J. Riley was at a seminar in Washington D.C. when the topic of bedbugs was discussed. “The tidal wave is coming,” Riley remembers hearing at the National Pest Management Association conference.
Pests in the NewsOctober 26, 2012
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Stink bugs invade Tristate
Cincinnati.com Unlike bed bugs, another of the region's home-invading insects, stink bugs don't pose any real health risks and do not lay eggs or feed indoors. If killed in large numbers, however, they could attract other pests, such as mice or insects that feed off … |
Pests in the NewsOctober 26, 2012
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