Author: Steve K
Even natural insecticides have toxic properties. Pyrethrum originates from a flower in the chrysanthemum family. They resemble the well known and loved Daisy in appearance with pink and white petals. Geographically the flower comes from South America and Africa. Funnily enough the plant is a food eaten by some insects such as moths [...]
Pyrethrum A Natural Insecticide
Published in December 21st, 2007
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Natural Insecticides
Published in December 20th, 2007
Author: Steve K
There has been widespread concern over the presence of pesticides and insecticides. Using chemical insecticides, even using organic insecticides can kill the destructive insects but will also kill the beneficial insects. Some of these methods are chemical in nature, such as insecticides and fungicides, this method of pest control was supposed to save [...]
Before You Pull the Trigger
Published in August 5th, 2007
Posted by Alan Hood in Pesticides
Author: Denise Brogdon
Article:At the first site of a home invasion of bugs, don’t run for the spray gun. First, learn a little about the insect and how much of an invasion has really occurred. There just may be an easy way for you to get rid of the pest without putting yourself, your family, or [...]
Safe Use of Insecticides
Published in August 1st, 2007
Posted by Alan Hood in Pesticides
Author: Allan Wilson
Article:
Insecticides are a type of insect repellent that targets insects. They are used to kill, repel, or prevent the look of certain insects. Insecticides are often toxic and should be used with caution. Consider all alternatives including non-insecticide options like
1. Take away sources of food and water.
2. Demolish pest shelters and [...]
Proper Handling and Use of Pesticides
Published in August 1st, 2007
Posted by Alan Hood in Pesticides
Author: terry blackburn
Article:This Article deals with the problems involved in Using and Handling Pesticides.
Sometimes, even with good lawn care practices, weather conditions or other factors can cause pest problems to develop.Pesticides can help control many lawn pests. But pesticides have risks as well as benefits, and it’s important to use them properly.
The chemicals we call [...]
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