This was one of the main findings of last year?s national farm rodent control study run by Farmers Guardian in conjunction with UK rural hygiene leader, BASF Pest Control Solutions and this evidence should be valuable in helping farmers cope with what is …
Pests in the NewsNovember 02, 2012
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Hurricane Sandy Could Displace NYC Rats
PCT Magazine Rollins Announces Third Quarter Financial Results. The Atlanta-based company posted net income growth of nearly 10 percent in the third quarter. Pest Pac Net · Pest Control Software · Evergreen · Lawn Care Software · Evergreen · Pest Control Service … |
Pests in the NewsNovember 01, 2012
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These suckers are out of control
New Zealand Herald Owen Stobart, of Aces Pest Control Auckland, said he used to get about one call a month for bedbugs, now it was more like one a week. "They're actually the insect most resistant to chemicals in the world because they have a coating wax over their body … |
Pests in the NewsNovember 01, 2012
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Seems Mississippi and the Detroit Tigers have something in common. They both could use some bats. The Tigers? bats disappeared in their four straight World Series losses to the new World Champion San Francisco Giants. Alas, they are expected to return for the 2013 season.
Pests in the NewsNovember 01, 2012
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Insects are a nightmare to farmers in Mandya
Times of India Insects are feeding on tender leaves and destroying the crops. Farmers said the pest population is being increased day by day despite sprinkling chemical insecticide in large quantity. "We have never seen such an amount of pest population earlier. When … |
Pests in the NewsNovember 01, 2012
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Don't Move Firewood and Pests
UC Riverside ?Buy firewood from a local source close to your home to prevent the spread of insects and diseases, such as the goldspotted oak borer, sudden oak death and emerald ash borer,? said Thomas Scott, a conservation biologist at the University of California, … |
Pests in the NewsNovember 01, 2012
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US: Invasive pest threatens blueberries
FreshPlaza The tiny insect was first spotted in the state in 2010 and has been plaguing farmers ever since, said Robert Tritten, district fruit educator for Michigan State University Extension in Genesee County. "This is an invasive pest that comes from some … |
Pests in the NewsNovember 01, 2012
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Tahoe's petite pest
The Aggie People call pest-removal companies every day to rid their homes and yards of small creatures that have become a nuisance. Gophers tear up manicured lawns and cockroaches skitter along floors spreading germs. Most people are unaware that Emerald Bay … |
Pests in the NewsOctober 31, 2012
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UF/IFAS research: Typical populations of bedbugs can cause harmful blood loss …
University of Florida In 2011, the National Pest Management Association and the University of Kentucky released a survey of U.S. pest control professionals that found 99 percent of respondents had encountered bedbug infestations in the past year. Before 2000, only 25 … |
Pests in the NewsOctober 31, 2012
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The UK’s forests are under “unprecedented threat” from foreign pests and diseases, according to the government department responsible for the protection of the country’s forests and woodlands. The discovery of the ash dieback fungus in East Anglia last …
Pests in the NewsOctober 31, 2012
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