(NAPSI)?Imagine not having real maple syrup with your pancakes or orange juice to enjoy with breakfast. Or not relaxing under the shade of an ash tree with a glass of California wine. Invasive and diseases threaten so many things we hold …
Pests in the NewsSeptember 16, 2012
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Tree wardens issue warning about invasive insect
Wicked Local Tree wardens and arborists in MetroWest urged residents Wednesday not to move firewood or other host materials, after state officials announced a new invasive tree-killing insect was found in the Berkshires. In a press conference Wednesday, state … |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 16, 2012
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Isaac to blame for infestation of caterpillars
Jackson Clarion Ledger Residents worry this is just a pit stop before the insects get into their homes. Residents in Garden Isle tell WLOX-TV that since Hurricane Isaac, the whole area has been infested with caterpillars. They said they've never had this problem in Garden … |
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Pest expert: Seal things up before Seattle 'rat-pocalypse'
MyNorthwest.com The big dig along the Seattle waterfront that will make way for the Hwy 99 tunnel could also displace scores of pests and set the stage for what some are calling "ratpocalypse." Billboards have begun appearing around the Pioneer Square area saying … Tunnel could create 'ratpocalypse'Seattle Post Intelligencer Highway 99 Project Is Digging Up The Dirt On Rodent ActivitySacramento Bee Seattle waterfront tunnel project stirring rats, cockroachesBizjournals.com Q13 FOX all 30 news articles » |
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Fresh Wave of Insects Attack Sawtooths
Twin Falls Times-News Idaho is far from the only state to experience an onslaught of insects and disease in its forests. More than 6.4 million acres of the nation's forests died from a combination of insect and disease in 2011, according to a recent report from the Forest … |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 13, 2012
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Be ready for insect invasion
Greenville News Now that summer has arrived in full force, populations of many kinds of insects are on the rise. If you haven't seen them already, it probably won't be long before Japanese beetles and other troublesome pests invite themselves to snack on your favorite … |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 13, 2012
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Caterpillars show up in wake of Isaac
Sacramento Bee Residents worry this is just a pit stop before the insects get into their homes. Residents in Garden Isle tell WLOX-TV ( http://bit.ly/QI2fnp) that since Hurricane Isaac, the whole area has been infested with caterpillars. They say they've never had … |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 13, 2012
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Elephant weevil found at LA port, officials said
Los Angeles Times "Had this pest gone undetected, it could have had a serious impact on the California wine industry," Todd C. Owen, Customs and Border Protection director of Los Angeles field operations, said in a statement. The live bug, less than an inch long, was … |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 13, 2012
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Orange farmers form pest control brigades
The Citizen Daily He said that the youth brigades would also provide other control services using chemicals on payment from farmers in an effort to control the pests that are causing huge losses estimated to be about 32,000 tonnes of oranges per year since 2003 when the … |
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Bomb that kills pests… and humans
gulfnews.com Mohammad Motahar Hussain, pest management specialist at Dubai Municipality, said cleaning company staff untrained to handle pesticides have been using the fumigants in homes, even though the UAE has banned them for domestic use since 2009. |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 13, 2012
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