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  • What Do Brown Recluse Spiders Eat? (And Why It Matters)
    Brown recluse spiders eat small, soft-bodied insects, like crickets, cockroaches, moths, and flies, and they’ll also scavenge insects that are already dead. That second part matters more than most homeowners realize: the bugs already in your house, alive or dead, are what keep brown recluses fed. Here’s how they hunt, how long they can go…
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  • New Pest Attacks Tennessee Fruit Crops
    A new fruit fly is wreaking havoc on Tennessee’s fruit crops, according to experts at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture. Originally from Asia, the new pest arrived in The Volunteer State in 2011 and has now reached 23 of the state’s counties.
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  • Mice: Information and Helpful Tips
    As the temperature drops some pests like to invade your home. House mice can be a problem if they’re not caught right away. They can start to reproduce at two months old and can reproduce up to six to ten times a year. That’s a lot of mice that could be living in your home!
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