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Green pest control

 Today's article was submitted to us by Tiffany Olson on behalf of her client, Frank Ling who says that he loves to write for a living. In his spare time he enjoys a good game of “Madden Football,” going to hole-in-the-wall restaurants where the prices are low and the food is tasty, and doing crossword puzzles-- his latest obsession.  -- Insect Pest Control: It Can Be Green And Clean --  As modern civilization has advanced, the need for effective bug pest control has also become more important. These little insects, while oftentimes fascinating, can also be a nuisance at best and cause serious damage to property, crops, and the source of health issues at worst. What can be done to keep ants, bees, wasps, termites and other creepy crawlers from overtaking our homes and yards? Chemicals sprays One of the most common forms of insect pest control is through the use of chemical pesticides. These offer many advantages such as their ...

Green Pest Management

Today we are featuring a n inspiring article written by Tiffan y Olson, Communications Manager for Optimize Worldwide . Tiffany  is a passionate blogger who writes for small businesses in order for them to increase their online presence. This article was inspired by Killroy.com and their work with termite inspection in Union City . What Is Green Pest Management And Can It Solve My Termite Problem? So you want to kill all the bugs... but nicely? You’ve decided that toxic pesticides are a no-go and anything synthetic should be kept off your property. But you still want to murder all those dirty, dirty termites that virtually eliminated your favorite wall yesterday. Fair enough. A few decades ago, if you told that to the pest control guy that just arrived at your house, he would laugh and proceed dumping gallons of bio-hazard into your lawn until everyone single one of those horrid little bite-sized devils were lying belly up, six feet under (can somebody ...

Sunday Gardening, today!

-- Quote of the Day -- “ Life is full of beauty.  Notice it.  Notice the bumblebee,  the small child, and smiling faces.  Smell the rain,  and feel the wind.  Live your life to the fullest potential,  and fight for your dreams .” ~ Ashley Smith -- Conscious Discussions Talk Radio --  Sunday Gardening episodes air every 2-3 weeks during the typical gardening season for zone 5 every year, (from March-Sept)... offering information on bio-dynamic, organic, sustainable gardening - answering listener questions - dealing with common issues, pests and diseases - learning succession and square-foot techniques... and seasonal chores. Today is the first episode for this year - and will offer information on the realm of composting. Access the live (10-11 AM Pacific) show and drop in the live chat room ...or listen to the archived show later on at your convenience: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/consc...