Author: Jonathan Ya’akobi
With the onset of spring in the Southern hemisphere, and the bursting into life of so many of your garden plants, many unwanted organisms also make an appearance and feed off your favorite flowers, roses and others. The main visitors at this time are aphids and fungi such as powdery mildew. At the [...]
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Published in December 26th, 2007
Posted by Alan Hood in General pest control
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Published in December 25th, 2007
Author: Claire Sparrow
BIRDS AND THEIR DROPPINGS ARE DANGEROUS
*Unhealthy environment. Do you know that birds and their droppings can carry more than 60 diseases that can invade and infect humans? You’ve heard of salmonella and bed bugs, but add to this list tongue-twisters such as histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis. Note that some diseases spread through droppings can [...]
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Published in December 23rd, 2007
Posted by Alan Hood in Cockroaches
Author: Ken Birch
Cockroaches are a problem because they contaminate food, utensils and furnishings, and may transmit many diseases such as gastroenteritis and dysentery.
Large infestations of cockroaches are not only visually off putting but can often create an unpleasant smell. They tend to like warm, damp conditions and will feed from rubbish bins, kitchen cupboards, drainage [...]
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Published in December 22nd, 2007
Author: Roger Tavares
There are numerous organic garden pest control practices to choose from to protect your bountiful edibles from harm. Pesticides are effective against pests overtaking your garden, but at what cost to your pets, health and environment are all these chemical treatments? Why subject yourself as well as other living beings to these chemicals [...]
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Published in December 21st, 2007
Author: David Faulkner
Have you noticed a lot of tiny bites around your ankles or legs that itch? Most often if you can’t find the source then most likely you are being attacked by fleas. There are several methods for flea pest control and you should be aware of all of them before you begin treating [...]
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