Pest Control

To remove mice from the inside roof of a P7230 R John Deere tractor, start by ensuring the tractor is parked in a safe area and disconnect the battery for safety. Carefully inspect and remove any access panels to reach the roof area, then use a vacuum to clean out any nests or droppings. Consider using traps or bait stations inside the tractor to catch any remaining mice, and seal any entry points to prevent future infestations. Finally, clean the area thoroughly to eliminate odors that might attract them back.

Because DDT degrades slowly in the environment and is toxic it is considered a polluting substance.

The injection of active ingredients which interact with Planet Earth's human and natural resources is the reason why pesticides and weed killers can be considered forms of air, land, and water pollution. The above-mentioned interaction may result from the use of laboratory-invented and Nature-made herbicides and pesticides. For example, use of the organic pesticide rotenone will impact people, pets, and wildlife on par with synthetic controls.

If you have rats getting into your house, and want to keep them away, there is an excellent 100% effective natural rat repellent -albaraak.com- it's called finding and sealing shut all the entry holes in your house that the rats are used to gain entry.

- Firstly, liberally apply an organic insect REPELLANT (rather than insecticide) that will not damage the wood (they should be safe, especially if licensed for use on human skin). Again, do this at night, wear protective clothing.

- Re-apply repeatedly, and observe the nest for a few days.

- If the bees are returning, block up the hole with caulk or sealant. Paint the area. Spray a repellent around the area -- such as surrounding brick work, and keep repeating. The objective is to discourage the bees from coming back.

I have often wondered whether it may also work to place old, unpainted wood close by, to encourage the bees to nest there instead, should they return. The piece of wood could then be relocated elsewhere. Perhaps you could try it?

If absolutely necessary, you may need to replace wood, if the damage is great.

Here is a pretty good article early Chinese pest control history

http://http-server.carleton.ca/~bgordon/Rice/papers/PENG84.htm

To deter cockatoos and galahs, attach strips of aluminium foil, fabric or feathers from a feather duster that will flutter in the wind, near the eaves or where the birds are chewing. This may give a scarecrow effect. Or attach a silhouette model of a bird of prey, made from black cardboard or plywood to the eaves.

DDT is very efficient but not recommended because of his high toxicity.

Each state has it's own requirements, but usually you have to be sponsored by an existing company to test. Most start for a company that hire with no experience and go from there.

Deny pests food water and a nesting or hidin place

Strychnine has white crystals.

Please do not use Ajax on your dog to kill fleas. That is way too harsh for your dog's skin & might cause more problems. You can purchase some flea & tick dog shampoo pretty cheap at a pet shop or feed store, etc. Give your dog a bath using the flea shampoo, be sure to let the shampoo sit on the dog for about 5 minutes or longer. You could also use a good flea spray to get rid of the fleas. Make sure it is made for dogs. Frontline flea spray is a good one. The best thing to use is the once a month topical flea & tick protectants. You just put the amount measured out directly onto your dog's skin and it lasts for a month. It will kill & prevent fleas, ticks, mites, etc. from getting on your dog. Just be sure to use it once a month. You can also find these in the pet store or feed stores. I personally like Frontline Plus or K9 Advantix II but you can find cheaper ones too out there. Just make sure they don't wash off in a rain storm or a bath, it will tell you that on the label.

Gardens can be dusted effectively with sulfur against fungi, mites and ticks, not insects. Sulfur is not particularly harmful to insects and most other animals even though it sometimes is used to treat honeybees for parasitic mites.

Paint-brushing herbicides onto weeds and pulling are ways to kill weeds in established jasmine ground cover. Using a paintbrush keeps the pesticide from killing non-target vegetation. Applications must not be made in the rain since the droplets will spread the pesticide to non-target and target plants.

you would be poisoned

They have to have a food source so they will most likely move elsewhere and may even grow wings unless they already have them.

No, but they could pick up an odor and i would avoid placement around silks, furs, or expensive garments that need dry cleaning. On a side note though, I advise against foggers since it is almost impossible to get enough concentration for a complete kill, there is no residual and they are cost prohibitive.

Tobacco juice... specifically, the nicotine contained in it... is sometimes used as a pesticide.

You can and it won't really do much harm but you are not supposed to store any overnight because in it's diluted form it will weaken and be almost worthless if you try to save it for the next day.

Yes, Orkin Pest Control can effectively get rid of rats. They employ a comprehensive approach that includes inspection, identification, and targeted treatments to eliminate infestations. Their trained professionals also provide recommendations for preventive measures to reduce the likelihood of future rat problems. Overall, their expertise can help ensure a rat-free environment.

You can search for diatamacheous earth or products that are composed largely of it like a dust called Alpine. it is natural and a slow kill but works. You will only be able to use it along walls, in outlets etc. You will have to buy an aerosol as well, no matter what dust you choose. There will be places like behind headboards, nightstands, mattress seams etc, that you can't treat with dusts. For these areas use a chemical free spray from ecosmart (non residual) it will kil them on contact.

They are chemical free products made from plant/food oils that kill bugs

· It eliminates the need for frequent treatments. Since the pesticide is absorbed into the body, it does not require continuous treatment unlike contact pesticides.

DDT