Monthly Archives: September 2008

Bats | Biological Pest Control Using Natural Predators

Posted on September 29, 2008 by james

Bats | Biological Pest Control Using Natural Predators Going batty can be a great way to help control unwanted insect pests. Bats eat mosquitoes as about 10 percent of their overall diet, and a lot of other annoying insects as … Continue reading →

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Biological Pest Control

Posted on September 24, 2008 by james

Biological Pest Control Biological pest control is a double edged sword. Biological controls can be an environmental disaster, or they can be a safe and effective alternative to other methods that might present other problems. The pivot point on this … Continue reading →

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Non Toxic Pest Control

Posted on September 20, 2008 by james

Non Toxic Pest Control Non toxic pest control cannot be accomplished with pesticides, whether those toxins are chemical or natural. All pesticides are toxic, they cannot be made non toxic. Any product with the greek word “cide” attached to the … Continue reading →

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