LASALLE — Colorado farmers already plagued by a debilitating drought are now fighting the arrival of crop-eating insects who like the hot, dry weather that has settled over the state and elsewhere. “It’s to the point where we just feel beat up …
Pests in the NewsJuly 22, 2012
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This is part 3 of the Richardson Pest Solutions of St. Louis Summer Pest Guide. Tips and tricks which will help make your outdoor Summer better. PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 17, 2012 – Welcome back to Richardson Pest Solution’s three-part guide to keeping …
Pests in the NewsJuly 22, 2012
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DA vows to eradicate scale insect infestation in Batangas
Philippine Information Agency The Administrator added that biological measures will thereafter be introduced as sustainable and permanent solutions citing the inadequacy or lack of natural predators of scale insects in the area. This caused the ecological imbalance that led to the … |
Pests in the NewsJuly 22, 2012
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Record Heat across Country Makes for an Extra Buggy Summer
MarketWatch (press release) "Hot and dry conditions send many pests indoors, as they seek moisture and cooler temperatures, so homeowners will likely encounter more pests in their homes than usual," says Henriksen. "Even areas of the country that are receiving rain aren't in the … |
Pests in the NewsJuly 22, 2012
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Tuesday meeting talks trees, pest prevention
Dorchester Reporter The Boston Urban Forest Council invites members from the general public to participate in its next meeting on July 24. The meeting, which will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Boston Natural Areas Network headquarters at 62 Summer Street, Boston, will … |
Pests in the NewsJuly 22, 2012
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 PCT Magazine |
J.T. Eaton Celebrates Eight Decades of Excellence
PCT Magazine TWINSBURG, OH — Founded in 1932 by Jasper T. Eaton, J.T. Eaton & Co., started as a mail-order house for pest control products. Stanley Z. Baker purchased the company in 1949, and put the company on the path for product innovation. Company … |
Pests in the NewsJuly 22, 2012
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FAO launching pest control programmes for tomato-eating moth in Near East
fnbnews.com Along with partners in affected countries, FAO is emphasising "soft" pest control programmes against the tomato borer that have already succeeded in minimising damage in the Mediterranean, including North African countries. Planning is currently … FAO takes on tomato borer mothFresh Fruit Portal Italy: FAO steps up response to serious tomato pest in Near EastAfrique en Ligue |
Pests in the NewsJuly 22, 2012
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Oxitec Scientists Clip Wings of the Asian Tiger Mosquito
MarketWatch (press release) The Asian tiger mosquito is an extremely difficult pest to control: conventional methods rely on chemical pesticides which not only harm other insects but are increasingly ineffective as mosquitoes develop resistance. Now, an Oxitec team led by Dr … Genetically modified mosquito test angers Key WestFirst Coast News Mutant mosquitoes: Re-mutating?Canton Repository (blog) 'Mutant' Mosquitoes Could Be Released in FloridaWFMY News 2 Nature.com –Examiner.com all 40 news articles » |
Pests in the NewsJuly 20, 2012
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Heat drives infestation of black widow spiders in Oklahoma, Missouri
Examiner.com Exterminators have been busy dealing with an exploding population of black widows in Oklahoma and Missouri so far this summer season. Pest control experts say b. |
Pests in the NewsJuly 20, 2012
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Carl Roush gets stung by an average of two times a week. That’s a side effect of his job. Since 1986, Roush, of Longview, has collected stinging — such as yellowjackets and hornets — for medical use. Roush has a master’s …
Pests in the NewsJuly 20, 2012
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