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Pest Control Using Four Principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

Many consumers are now turning to environmentally friendly household products and organic gardening, and are also looking for ways to control household and garden pests naturally. The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques employed by the agricultural industry also focus on reducing the need for toxic chemicals. The foundation of IPM can also be the foundation of any…

Say Adios To Lacucaracha
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Say Adios To La Cucaracha

Say Adios To La Cucaracha With These Tips From U.S. Pest- You’re a good housekeeper, but roaches have taken over your home. They’ve invaded your walls, your rooms and even your ceiling. No matter where you go, you find these insects feeding, multiplying and causing trouble. Every solution will take time, but you can reclaim…

Keeping Bed Bugs at Bay

These lentil-sized critters may be small but Bed Bugs (Cimex Lectularious) are not what you want to be cuddling with tonight. Easily acquired and carried in from the outside, they can survive up to a year traveling within 100 feet to feed. Here are some things to keep in mind this Bed Bug season.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture Urges Caution with Pest Control Professionals

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is urging homeowners, school officials and companies to check the credentials of pest control businesses and individuals this spring. Spring is a busy time of year for lawn care and pest control businesses, and some businesses or individuals may apply for over-the-counter pesticides in violation of the law.

An elementary school class having show and tell.

Show and Tell – U.S. Pest to Supplement Teacher Spending in a Down Economy

MIDDLE TENNESSEE, October 8th, 2010. Through a new “Show and Tell” initiative, U.S. Pest Protection, headquartered in Hendersonville, is now offering to supplement teacher spending in the classroom through an enrichment program dedicated to educating children about bugs. The program consists of a presentation, classroom activities (including coloring books, fake bugs, and magnifying glasses), and…

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