Pest Control

Paper wasps like log homes because they are more natural and provide many places to nest. It also provides a source of material with which to construct nests.

just read the label and follow

*Do Not Use Insecticides* Number one thing to do is eliminate any breeding areas--standing water, even small amounts, pools and puddles. Get/build a bat house: bats eat a humongous amount of insects each night. There are books about keeping bats, it's kind of a trendy thing to do right now, actually.

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When pesticides are sprayed into stagnent pools of water, either by accident or on purpose, small larvae eat the pesticide. Then it gradually travels up the food chain by predators eating their prey.

Yes they are, you need preventive treatment to keep them away otherwise you might wake up one morning and have an infestion yes

Pesticides break down. The target would dictate the frequency-i.e. bi-mothly, monthly, etc.

sounds like rust in your water

you can try a whole house water filter, most of them will remove rust from the water If you have a water softener, purchase a product called "Iron Out" to add to the brine tank according to directions.

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Diluted lemon, soap, and vinegar sprays are all home remedies for eliminating fruit flies and gnats. Their effective cleaning, fresh smell, and no fuss/no muss applications encourage their users to keep home exteriors and interiors clear of the unrepaired crevices and unswept crumbs which draw fruit flies and gnats into interactions with people and their possessions. Fruit fly and gnat control strategies work when attention is paid to eliminating accessible sources of food and shelter.

You only need general contractor liability. Check the requirements in your state for amt needed. It will probably be approx. 100, 000.00 which would run around 1200.00 annual w/ a hefty down payment if new biz. Bond amt probably around 4000.00 & will run about 150.00 annual. (Simplebond.com is best for that)

A couple of important points:

First, depending upon the species, the "wild chicken" you are trying to poison may be protected under the Endangered Species Act of the United States or a similar statute in your country. Poisoning or otherwise deliberately trying to or succeeding in killing these animals may be punishable with punitive fines, imprisonment or both.

Second, poison is poison and you can't control what eats it in the wild. Just because you put out a poison for a rat (for example) doesn't mean a raccoon or your neighbor's dog wouldn't eat it either. As the person setting the poison, you are responsible for any deaths that are caused by it, intentional or not.

Third, this is a really crude and ineffective method of dealing with stray chickens. You have to hope they eat the poison, that they eat enough to die from it and that it actually works on them (birds are typically not equivalent to mammals in terms of poison).

My suggestion would be to contact animal control and notify them of destructive animals in your area. It is their responsibility to take care of this problem, be it trapping or baiting for them. Also, if these chickens are domestic chickens that are running free from your neighbor, you may have a claim of vandalism or destruction of property for what they are doing to your property, the same as if a neighbor's dog dug up your rose bushes. You simply have to be able to show the damage was clearly done by the neighbor's animals.

Electrical switching centers, called 'synapses' are found throughout the nervous systems of humans, other vertebrates, and insects. Muscles, glands, and nerve fibers called 'neurons' are stimulated or inhibited by the constant firing of signals across these synapses. Stimulating signals are usually carried by a chemical called 'acetylcholine' (a-see-till-ko-leen). Stimulating signals are discontinued by a specific type of cholinesterase enzyme, acetylcholinesterase, which breaks down the acetylcholine. These important chemical reactions are usually going on all the time at a very fast rate, with acetylcholine causing stimulation and acetylcholinesterase ending the signal. If cholinesterase-affecting insecticides are present in the synapses, however, this situation is thrown out of balance. The presence of cholinesterase inhibiting chemicals prevents the breakdown of acetylcholine. Acetylcholine can then build up, causing a "jam" in the nervous system. Thus, when a person receives to great an exposure to cholinesterase inhibiting compounds, the body is unable to break down the acetylcholine

Muskrat colony traps can be used in a couple of ways. The first is at the entrance of a bank den or a muskrat lodge. The colony trap is simply placed as close as possible to the entrance of the den or lodge. The doors to the trap only open in one direction allowing multiple animals in, but they cannot escape. Another way to use the trap is where you see underwater muskrat "runways". These will often be a clear underwater path that muskrats frequently travel. These areas will usually be slightly lower than the surrounding area and usually free of debris if they have been used recently. Again the trap is just placed on the underwater path and the muskrats will enter it. Bait is generally not used in this type of trap. The trap works because the muskrat tends to follow the same path even if there is an obstruction in the way.

Yes and any fish that are in it also,

I've not had that problem with mine. However, mine usually only last about a year.

let it be, the tree will seal it self

Yes, there are mulches that will discourage nesting ground bees. Ground bees dislike such non-organic mulches as pebbles applied as 3-inch (7.62-centimeter) covers.

I think if you put some lilac where the smell is, it might take it out. But I'm not sure. Actually, there are several good ways to remove the odor. First and least expensive, if available to you, hang your clothes outside in the sun and air to "air out" for at least a day. Maybe more if they have been in storage a long time. Second, place clothing in a trash bag with several dryer sheets overnight to take out odor. Third, you can place clothing in closed trunk with charcoal briquets to remove the odor, this is hazardous because of the transfer of oils and is not widely recommended. If you don't like these methods there are deodorizers on the market you could purchase. Be aware not to dry these items in a dryer with heat until the odor is removed or it will SET the odor making it almost impossible to remove. Also DO NOT iron, or use STEAM as this will also SET the odor. Wait until items are deodorized using one of the above methods.

For your orginisaton, it lets you know about whats happening outside your business. It helps identify hazards and if you know about the hazards you can put controls in place to protect your business. Its a good tool

Pesticides will also kill your beneficial organisms including your earthworms. Use good above ground sanitation that promotes good air circulation. Sprays of Bt can be used if they are eating a lot of your vegetation. Bacillus thurigenisis

also: you can use milky spore or benefical mematodes.

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Jesus even knew this were going to happen when he were just a little tiny

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Dislodging, solarizing, and spraying are ways to control ivy. The perennial vine in question is shallow-rooted and therefore responds well to manual or mechanical removal as long as all fibrous root crowns and trailing stems get dislodged and disposed of. Spraying with select pre-emergent and post-emergent herbicides such as those with the respectively active ingredients dichlobenil and glyphosate give respectively excellent and good results.

Herbicide - CropCare Reglone® Active Constituent: 200 g/L Diquat present as Diquat Dibromide Monohydrate Solvent: Not stated

Rate: 400 mL plus 150 mL Agral® per 100L water Application method: Spray to wet weeds thoroughly. Approx 1 mL Reglone per square metre Withholding period: 10 days for human consumption, livestock watering or irrigation purposes. Comment: Desiccant. Very rapid brownout. Use on moving waters, or where Salvinia growing in mud. Information taken from - "The Far North Coast Weeds" is the Local Control Authority under the Noxious Weeds Act 1993 responsible for the control of Noxious Weeds in the Ballina, Byron, Copmanhurst, Kyogle, Lismore, Richmond Valley and Tweed Local Government Council areas.