Plug your noses, some of Calgary?s stinkiest residents are out on the prowl. ?This is definitely the peak portion of the year for skunks,? said Nicholas Holland, owner of Peregrine General . ?Those juvenile skunks, the young adults are …
Pests in the NewsAugust 16, 2012
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Why Is a WDI Report Necessary?
RealtyBizNews A termite inspection is performed by a licensed pest company, and it includes a visual inspection of the property. Most often, the inspection is performed by a well-trained and licensed pest expert. A pest control company will examine easily accessible … |
Pests in the NewsAugust 15, 2012
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Millions of trees killed by exotic pests in Michigan
SooToday.com The process of harvesting ash and beech from identified areas is ongoing in an attempt to recover timber value before the resources are killed by the two exotic forest pests. EAB [shown] and BBD are killing ash and beech in hardwood forests throughout … DATCP: Be Aware of EAB Treatment ScammersWisconsin Ag Connection |
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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Nebraska Forest Service assessing trees for pest, disease threats
Lincoln Journal Star NORTH PLATTE ? In an effort to prepare Nebraska communities for several pests and diseases that could threaten the state's trees, the Nebraska Forest Service is starting with an inventory and assessment of trees in central Nebraska. The forest service … |
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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Pest detectors wanted
WCAX The state Department of Forest, Parks & Recreation runs the Forest Pest First Detector Program. Volunteers undergo online and workshop courses to help them identify invasive forest pests. It was a volunteer who detected the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid that … |
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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OSU researchers create fragrance mosquitoes can't resist
Columbus Dispatch Those pesky mosquitoes snacking on your arms and legs aren't only out for blood. Like most other creatures, they have a favorite food. In their case, it's sweet, succulent flower nectar. Mosquitoes don't pollinate flowers as other insects do. After … |
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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Pesticide owner banned from business
Albany Times Union NEW SCOTLAND ? A Schenectady man has been banned from ever owning or operating a pest control business after pleading guilty last month to spraying pesticides without a license, according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation. |
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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Ambrosia beetle threatening California trees
Western Farm Press 12-14, 2012, in Riverside, Calif., to discuss the beetle, its biology, the fungus it spreads, and strategies to effectively monitor and control the pest. The public is invited to attend the free open session of the three-day meeting from 2 p.m. to 5 p … |
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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WNV Death Reported in Texas
PCT Magazine Last week Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins declared a public health emergency because of the outbreak, which allows the county to seek a disaster declaration from the state while also requesting resources to help control the virus. Ground spraying for … |
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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The emerald ash borer is an invasive pest. Beech bark disease happens in two stages. It begins with tiny scale that feed on sap in the tree’s thin bark. The scale injures the beeches, making them vulnerable to a fungus.
Pests in the NewsAugust 14, 2012
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