What do you do about a pest whose only crime is being a pest?
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That means one unsuccessful pest control treatment can kick-start a cycle of unsuccessful pest control.
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Lawrence Kiguru, a resilience officer at World Vision Kenya, a charity, said that pest warning forecasts could help farmers dealing with pest attacks, although for the moment "there is a lack of research on pest prevalence in the country".
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They were business partners in a technical services company called Square One, as well as in a pest-control firm called EcoStar Pest Management.
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Their verdict: an insect agricultural pest, most likely spider mites, is responsible for Sedogo's ailing crop – and the pest is resistant to many chemical insecticides.
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The blueprint, published on the government's website on Monday, recommended "pushing forward the commercialization of new pest-resistant cotton, pest-resistant corn and herbicide-resistant soybeans".
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"More than 30 states require a pest inspection before a home loan can close," Leslie Wyman, the owner of Epcon Lane, a pest control company said.
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According to the study, " Behind the Cost of Bed Bugs: Hospitality Industry Report ," released last year by pest specialists Orkin Pest Control, hotels spend an average of $6,383 per bed bug incident.
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If you have pest problem you first need to identify which pest is sucking the life out of your green friend — mealy bugs, spider mites, scale or aphids (aphids are the WORST).
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There's a survey by the National Pest Management Association, where they interview pest-control people from all over the world and ask how many bedbug cases they had in the last year.
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No person is illegal, or a pest to be exterminated.
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The common brushtail possum, a major pest in New Zealand.
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His job application to Orkin Pest Control was also rejected.
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Jobs here include pest control, janitorial services and carpet cleaning.
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Hot summers, meanwhile, will increase weed, pest, and disease pressures.
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Otherwise, Ray asked that folks call him and pest control.
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These were mountain pine beetles, a pest in North America.
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They're actually a pest in their native land in Africa.
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If a pest kills a tree outright, it becomes tinder.
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Why would you willingly download a pest onto your screen?
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Locusts are the world's oldest and most destructive migratory pest.
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Underscoring the increasing menace posed by persistent pest species, Gov.
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The new laws allow for some exemptions for pest control.
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The men were also business partners in two companies, Square One, a technology consulting firm, and EcoStar Pest Management, a pest control firm, both in the same building on Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park.
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Infestations are also on the rise in the US. One survey from the National Pest Management Association showed that 99.6 percent of pest controllers treated for bedbugs in 2015, compared to 25 percent in 2000.
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It's a task only for a licensed commercial pest control operator.
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It also added that it has contracted weekly pest control services.
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He says he knows why pest control has a negative stigma.
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A species of pest called Goeldichironomus breeds in the putrid waters.
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Israel-based Adama makes generic crop protection and pest control products.
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Popular areas include pest control, pathogen detection, and crop monitoring technologies.
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South Africa and Malawi have also been affected by the pest.
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The resulting cotton was pest-free, and the harvest more abundant.
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"Roach Pest Control in full effect," she captioned the cheeky photo.
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Ginger Perrone: Everything gets destroyed to protect against that pest risk.
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Plants can be made pest-resistant or more nutritious, for example.
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Was this corn modified with a Bt gene for pest resistance?
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That was the case with the pest control district for years.
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Recent research suggests the pest may be adapting to colder temperatures.
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He is many things — a provocateur, a pest, a powder keg.
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Sometimes it is called "The Sand Plague", sometimes "The Sand Pest".
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They don't require pruning, or pollination, and they're remarkably pest-resistant.
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The Danube river splits Budapest into two halves: Buda and Pest.
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"There's a bug," Pitzer said—a software glitch, not a pest.
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The brothers appeared to have close ties, owning two businesses together: Square One, the technology consulting firm, and EcoStar Pest Management, the pest control firm, both in the same building on Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park.
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Perhaps he brought mongooses as well, for pest control while making camp.
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If you do find a pest on your plant, clean it immediately.
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Take, for instance, Pennsylvania-based Harpoon Pest Solutions, a one-man operation.
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Mr Sokaluk emerges as both vulnerable and an odd, sometimes malicious, pest.
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I promptly was beset by a groundhog or a woodchuck, another pest.
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It has since spread across the country and become an agricultural pest.
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Protected pest It climbed on the front wheel and up the radiator.
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But not all farmers have been moving swiftly to fight the pest.
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The prevention and control of the pest remains "grim", the ministry added.
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In 2017, the pest infestation also affected Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
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We called the locksmith, who said he'd never heard of Pest Soldier.
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Poisons allow the pest-control companies to kill off their competition, literally.
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"There's nothing that complicated in getting rid of a pest," he declares.
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Submissions on the Southland regional pest management plan close on October 23.
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And Mediterranean fruit flies, an invasive pest, can devastate the citrus industry.
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The problem is that there is rarely coordination between pest management staff working with cities or property owners, often with short timelines and insufficient budgets, and scientists interested in tracking the long-term viability of urban pest species.
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Baketime's products are sold in Aldi and in small convenience shops in the UK. According to a company statement, Baketime identified a pest problem in January 2016, and implemented pest control measures to rid the factory of its infestation.
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Bats eat a lot of insects, which means they're crucial for pest control.
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The way to combat this, Scharf says, is to diversify pest treatment methods.
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Australian politicians are declaring "Carp-ageddon" on the country's most abundant fish pest.
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Sunland Pest Control was run out of a garage in South Bay, Florida.
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It's no wonder, then, that many people simply bear their pest problem alone.
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Did he think he was saving other commuters from confronting the tiny pest?
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Outbreaks of the pest attack erupted in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi and South Africa.
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Mr. Prati ("Pierino the Pest") starred for Italy in the 1970 World Cup.
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But some pest control techniques have already been recommended to curb their populations.
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It reached a point where I started to feel like a sex pest.
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Another common pest — the biting house fly — looks downright alien under a microscope.
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But he said pest forecasts were the responsibility of the Ministry of Agriculture.
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I'm sure I was a huge pest, but they let me do it!
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Mana, which was farmed from the 1820s to the 1980s, is pest free.
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And pesticide drift can poison caterpillars even when they aren't the targeted pest.
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Banksy's authentication service, Pest Control, has not confirmed that the work is his.
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It is an invasive pest with a voracious appetite and remarkable reproductive talents.
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Management and a pest control company set sticky traps and made other fixes.
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The pier has since been rebuilt with pest-proof, concrete-and-steel pilings.
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But these birds were safe until recently from at least one introduced pest.
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Hill throws curveballs, but blisters are a pest for two-seam pitchers, too.
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In fact they have been altered to resist another pest, the stem borer.
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"It means that this important pest management tool will remain available to growers, helping to ensure an abundant and affordable food supply for this nation," Sheryl Kunickis, director of the U.S.D.A. Office of Pest Management Policy, said in a statement Wednesday.
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"Humidity is their normal environment," Mikal Shamsi of Pest Police told the Texas paper.
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After attacks last year by the pink bollworm pest, many farmers switched to soybeans.
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There was a madcap pest control game that involved smashing spiders with a bat.
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Reputable dealers and auction houses now sell Banksy works only with Pest Control certification.
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No plant flourishes in a monocrop environment, not without artificial fertilizers and pest killers.
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Another pest, known as the maize stem borer, was found in a fifth municipality.
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The Sotheby's listing for the piece notes that it was "Authenticated by Pest Control".
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Likewise pest control company Rentokil Initial gained 4.3 percent after reporting half-year results.
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It has become a significant pest species to both natural land managers and farmers.
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He also owns a pest management company, and operated both businesses with Paul Caneiro.
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In time, they'd absorb a failing pest control business, turning it into a moneymaker.
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With changing temperatures, many farmers across the country have been experiencing increased pest issues.
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Borax, the pest killer's principal ingredient, can be fatal to humans in large concentrations.
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Ramona was a pest and then I learned to see her point of view.
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His idea was to use drones to scout fields for irrigation and pest problems.
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Meeting the pest head-on "requires lots of training and information," Dr. Muniappan said.
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Check out the Kickstarter video below: The camera is also a humane pest deterrent.
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Kangaroos are considered a pest in most areas of Australia and culling is legal.
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"Debugging?" is a computer term, but in today's puzzle it refers to PEST CONTROL.
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Instead, the government relies on private pest control companies, which usually aren't properly trained.
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An increasingly widespread household pest is not a true cricket but looks like one.
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The Bayer Bee Care Center in Germany includes menacing sculptures of the little pest.
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He replaced the team's chief pest, Tanner Glass, with the rookie wing Pavel Buchnevich.
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Likewise pest control company Rentokil Initial gained 5.7 percent after reporting half-year results.
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Against Notre Dame, she will need to be an even bigger pest — a wasp?
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This time, the government isn't outsourcing pest control of one invasive species to another.
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Other measures taken include the removal of open containers and food in the open being removed, staff making more room visits, daily pest control, a third-party exterminator visit and a future visit by a pest specialist from the VA. Republican Sen.
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Other measures taken include the removal of open containers and food in the open being removed, staff making more room visits, daily pest control, a third-party exterminator visit and a future visit by a pest specialist from the VA. Republican Sen.
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The new pest comes as the Chinese government faces a number of daunting agricultural challenges.
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The fall armyworm, for example, is a pest both in the United States and Africa.
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Several African countries, including South Africa, have managed to contain the pest using chemical pesticides.
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This is the first time the pest has been detected in Africa's biggest grain producer.
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You'd rather both go away, but you are going to side with the lesser pest.
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During the 19603s, many countries launched massive control programs, using DDT to eradicate the pest.
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The situation around the prevention and control of the pest remained severe, the ministry added.
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Sunland Pest Control was shut down by the Florida Department of Agriculture after the incident.
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Indian media reported that the pest was spreading at an alarming rate in the region.
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Environmentalists have long supported traditional sterilization as a pest-control tactic—no scary chemicals necessary.
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In Australia, local press heralds Oxitec's Medflies as the potential future of agricultural pest control.
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Bernstein investigators called Kenny Wang's boss at the pest control company and his girlfriend's sister.
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The Pest-county prosecution said in a reply to Reuters on Thursday that on Jan.
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The crops recovered, but Africa's top cotton producer abandoned the pest-resistant cotton last season.
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During the 1950s, many countries launched massive control programs, using DDT to eradicate the pest.
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Armyworms are a pest from Latin America that first threatened African crops late in 2016.
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At Citrus Pest Control District No. 2, Mr. Hoesterey said Calpers added a final twist.
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It also means an unlikely spotlight has been shined on the county's pest control efforts.
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Cotton that's engineered to be pest-resistant has allowed farmers to use fewer chemical pesticides.
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He and the falcon had come to the stadium for pest control, to catch rats.
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We harness organic pest management and test products to ensure they are always microbial free.
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Bayer's crop science division has businesses in seeds, crop protection and non-agricultural pest control.
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Created by multinational companies, these are genetically modified to resist another pest, the stem borer.
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The authorities denied the moves were related, saying they were prompted by a pest threat.
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Infestations of the pest have erupted across Africa including in Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
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The pest has also been detected in the island nations of the Seychelles and Madagascar.
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We might modify a pest only to find out that it emerges stronger than ever.
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"Pest Control said very clearly: The frame is integral to the artwork," Mr. Branczik said.
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Wendy's shares dropped close to 1% on Monday as publications reported on the pest sighting.
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But in recent years, pest control has emerged as the leading explanation for zebra stripes.
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More recently, the pest was detected in isolated pockets of summer-season corn in Yunnan province.
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Take the mosquito, a pest that kills more than half a million people globally each year.
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It's probably feasting on a bunch of other insects and providing you with free pest control.
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Since scarecrows themselves are outdated methods of pest deterrence, he's probably in need of a job.
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"We say that the first three rules in pest control are sanitation, sanitation, sanitation," says Hastings.
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So with 1968's Ramona the Pest, Ramona steps into the spotlight for the first time.
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If you thought America had a pest control problem, just wait until you see CBS's BrainDead.
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"The vast majority of the arthropods we live with are not pest species," Dr. Trautwein said.
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You can reduce your exposure to them by eating organic and using alternative pest control methods.
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But even all that won't help, she learns when she calls the pest control company again.
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Today, farmers there control the pest with the help of genetically modified plants and advanced pesticides.
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"People would say, 'Hang on, isn't that a pest?' and be a bit confused," he says.
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Now they're working to identify the genes responsible for other traits, including pest and disease resistance.
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He also explained that the manager immediately called pest control, who found no sign of rats.
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Fitzharris: If you were middle-class or wealthy, you certainly didn't go into these pest houses.
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One that stands out is the varroa mite, a lethal pest that spreads easily between colonies.
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The pest is a native of the Americas and was first spotted in Africa in 2016.
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But Beverley is the perimeter pest every team in the NBA would be lucky to have.
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It certainly sounds like a song written by a sales rep at a pest control company.
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And for his efforts to make them do so, Rand Paul was labeled an irresponsible pest.
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It's the sneakers that have turned Zanotti into something of a global pest in recent years.
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That spending is in addition to more than $40 million spent on pest control each year.
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Jakarta is the latest metropolis attempting to eliminate the urban pest to prevent outbreaks of diseases.
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An exterminating company, M. & M. Pest Control, sealed overlooked fissures in cabinet joints and along baseboards.
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As pollinators and agricultural pest-eaters, they're valued at $20153 billion a year for U.S. farmers.
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Long-lasting and decay-resistant, Great North Forest Cedar Mulch is also a natural pest repellent.
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Patrick Jacobs, 244, began his career in sculpture by studying old pest- and weed-control manuals.
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When the Nitehawk does open, pest control will visit biweekly, just like in the other Nitehawk.
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South Korea is the only other country in which the spotted lanternfly is an introduced pest.
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More frequent heat waves, floods, droughts, fires, and pest outbreaks were on the way, scientists said.
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We paid bills for both pest control and tree trimming that totaled a few hundred dollars.
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And Mary's ex, Mark, is a disturbing bystander, on the face of it a clingy pest.
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Los Angeles comes second on a ranking of America's "rattiest" cities by Orkin, a pest controller.
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Then, too, the notion that Carson advocated a ban on pest-killing chemicals is a fiction.
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They have described it as a pest, looking for ways to "correct" its speakers' uncivilized parlance.
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They are not a parasite, though, they are a pest and they are just determined to survive.
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Wendy's was forced to investigate a possible pest problem at one of its locations in Catoosa, Okla.
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During a lesson on integrated pest management, campers learn ways to defend against pests without harming them.
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It would give it a second alleged conservative sex pest, and thereby an all-male conservative majority.
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The bureau has also issued a list of 11 pesticides to be used to tackle the pest.
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"Rwanda is a small country ... we risk seeing this pest spread to all maize farms," he said.
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The library called pest control and closed until the building was given the all-clear, reopening Tuesday.
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Spokesman George Williams says the pest company found a single dead snake during the library&aposs treatment.
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The Sienese lender has been a serial pest on the European regulatory scene for almost a decade.
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Evans, a defensive pest throughout, tied the game 79-79 on a jumper with 6:54 remaining.
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The big one for us was a band called Pest and there was another called Dirty Deep.
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After much persuasion, Zhou finally conceded and allowed pest control to remove the rats from his apartment.
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Cleveland pest Matthew Dellavedova — ostensibly making a play on the basketball — hit Iguodala in the balls instead.
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It's also possible climate change may increase the range over which a pest or disease can flourish.
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Outperforming the main bourse was pest control firm Rentokil that added 5 percent after higher annual earnings.
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" Before Reading Read the following excerpt found in the column from Beverly Cleary's book "Ramona the Pest.
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A sign advertises a pest control business with a nod to a Bible verse: John 3:16.
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In countries with low financial resources, farmers often don't take action until the pest has moved in.
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The tiny pension plan at Citrus Pest Control District No. 2 shows clearly what the problem is.
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Jakarta, Indonesia, is the latest metropolis attempting to eliminate the urban pest to prevent outbreaks of diseases.
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Food yields are expected to suffer from increasing heat and water stress, land degradation and pest attacks.
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Tobacco plants require large quantities of insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and fumigants to control pest or disease outbreaks.
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Farmers with crops overcome by weeds, or a particular pest or disease, can understandably be G.M. evangelists.
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The proposal is part of a pest control plan that lays out protection measures against 72 predators.
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"Every creature, including us, has a pest or disease trying to get at them," Ms. Colopy said.
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"The problem is never the pest attacking the plant, but the weakness of the ecosystem," she said.
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Last year, the E.P.A. approved the first RNAi-based insecticides for use against another pest, corn rootworm.
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You don't have to be at the zoo to watch your ex-turned-pest get eaten up.
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Burt suggested that controlling a dangerous insect or pest would not always require scientists to kill it.
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Because of climate change, they're highly susceptible to wildfires, like the ones in Australia, and pest infestations.
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The blood-sucking pest is considered more lethal to humans than any other animal in the world.
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According to Victor Pest , peppermint is a menthol that is very potent and can irritate their nasal cavities.
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He said the pest was a strong flyer and could be distributed by prevailing winds over large distances.
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Then a fox arrives in her unkempt garden; at first he is a pest and then a friend.
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Now, cigarette cockroach is the latest pest in New York caught on video indulging in its favorite vice.
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"In Yunnan, the damage has been very light," said Wang, thanks to the early detection of the pest.
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Station staff welcomed Felix to Huddersfield when she was nine weeks old to help with a pest problem.
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There's even the frightening potential for a bioengineered pest to wipe out a nation's supply of stable crop.
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Clients include Rentokil Initial, a pest control company, and Stonegate Pubs, which operates nearly 700 establishments in Britain.
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Armyworm is classified as a quarantine pest, so countries with confirmed outbreaks can lose access to export markets.
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But to professional forager Ross Evans, the pest plant also represents a largely untapped and abundant food source.
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We also have search features for growing conditions and soil types, disease and pest resistance, and ZIP code.
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The moths did not die out, but the pest could be managed and crop damage held in check.
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Recent downpours have hit cotton and millet in Gujarat and Rajasthan, where farm experts now fear pest infestations.
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Experts in Nairobi said spotting the pest early - when it is still a larva - was key to prevention.
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Warmer temperatures have allowed the mountain pine beetle to survive winters, exposing the trees to the voracious pest.
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This underscores the invasive nature of this new pest and the challenges we face trying to control it.
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He said Japan has a need for corn imports because of pest problems with some Japanese-grown products.
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It used 2.56 percent when it calculated the bill for the pest control district, producing a $447,000 shortfall.
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But Lee County was the only finalist recognized that intends to use broader drone approval for pest control.
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"Fifteen years into their resurgence, bed bugs remain a serious pest issue," the team said in their report.
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"This pest was blossoming violently on the soil of Perm region," said Mr. Gladnev, 55, a former actor.
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We've brought them with us wherever we've settled, where they serve as either companions or as pest controllers.
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Rain is delaying the German harvest and means some rapeseed is suffering from fungal diseases and pest attacks.
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You'll have days when you'll discover an insanely scary looking pest, as in How I Met Your Mother.
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Another method is selling a discount subscription — cable, magazines, pest control — that automatically renews at a higher price.
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City was just its local foil, an occasional pest to be treated with something between pity and disdain.
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The worst of the woes is the Varroa mite, a pest that was identified in the mid-'80s.
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They each had children and were business partners, co-owning a technology company and a pest control business.
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A lot of clues today were really delightful — for PEST and PEC, KICK and ROOS, and many others.
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Paul Caneiro had mainly been running the exterminating company, EcoStar Pest Management, while Keith Caneiro ran Square One.
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Interpersonal, which is maintaining calm when dealing with someone who is upset, angry or being a pest. 2.
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For example, at 143A, the "Slimy outdoor pest" is a GARDEN SLUG, with SLUG being the hitting synonym.
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" Scott emphasizes that Gunbook does not glorifies violence, and notes that "target shooting and pest control aren't violent.
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"We're seeing more pest pressures due to warmer winters," Ms. Jackson said, walking through rows of cabernet grapes.
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The pest would still be in the ecosystem, but it would just dislike the taste of your crop.
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The pest can also cause extensive damage to crops and has a preference for maize, the regional staple.
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Spittlebugs themselves can transmit diseases to plants, but Dr. Matthews said they are not a major agricultural pest.
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It's all a part of these creatures' transition in some humans' eyes from dangerous pest to fascinating obsession.
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Starbucks was slapped with two lawsuits in New York City on Tuesday, which claim that the coffee giant "intentionally and wantonly exposed its customers to toxic chemicals" in the form of pest-control strips — and then fired a concerned store manager, a pest control technician and his supervisor who complained.
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Claimed profession: Singer-songwriter Concealed ambition: Pest control James T is an interesting case because his listed occupation is "singer-songwriter," but it appears that his main source of income is actually working as a sales representative at ABC Home & Commercial Services (a pest and rodent control company) in Marietta, Georgia.
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APHIS reworked the original concept of a plant pest (something known to be harmful) to craft a new category — a "regulated article" — defined in a way that captures virtually every recombinant DNA-modified plant for case-by-case review, regardless of its potential risk, because it might be a plant pest.
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He recently stood by his wife's side on Halloween, dressing up as a cockroach to her pest control operator.
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No large-scale solution to kill the pest, the larval form of the armyworm moth, has yet been found.
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Many people consider bug bombs, or total release foggers as they're otherwise known, the bunker buster of pest treatments.
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Although farmers in Malawi are already using pesticides against the pest, researchers are also exploring other techniques, he said.
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The government is also training its field officers, farmers and communities to identify and manage the pest, Tsoka said.
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After telling her apartment complex about the incident, Wright said a pest control service came to spray her home.
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It said the Canary Islands had been declared weevil free last May after concerted efforts to eliminate the pest.
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They are keen to our defenses and devour them, snickering all the while at our impotent pest control burlesque.
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The top spot belongs to Baltimore, according to the report compiled by pest control services company Orkin, Bloomberg reports.
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When an outbreak of a new pest occurs, growers look to chlorpyrifos as a proven first-line of defense.
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The pest was found in India last year and then is believed to have spread to Bangladesh and Myanmar.
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So, for example, suppose a resort had a known infestation of fire ants, and failed to call pest control.
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Picture Bridget Jones stomping out of sex pest Daniel Cleaver's office and comparing him unfavorably to Saddam Hussein's unmentionables.
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It's so damn cool, and yet I can't help but want to take a crowbar to this floating pest.
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In 2017, officials sent in hundreds of service requests for modifications, repairs, and pest problems in the White House.
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The invention is designed to erase from the world the spirits of dread and nightmare, and utilize pest-control.
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Wang has also said previously that the pest is likely to spread in July to the nation's northeastern cornbelt.
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There are also electronic pest repellants, and a 6-port USB wall charger for all of your boo's devices.
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Biden casts himself as a macho guy who has the stones to deal with a pest like Vladimir Putin.
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In 2016 and 2017, the pest ravaged corn crops in Zimbabwe, Malawi and the continent's largest producer South Africa.
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Cats, the world's first pest control Cats have worked as the world's fuzzy exterminators for at least 10,000 years.
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Their larvae devour tomato leaves, stems, fruits and flowers; uncontrolled, the pest can damage 100 percent of a crop.
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"We'll make people aware of the ill effects, especially after pest attacks devastated GM cotton crops recently," said Kelkar.
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In the same field, Stoneck Njanji, 40, was worn out as he tried to kill the pest using spray.
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"They can be an unpleasant surprise, but both are an important part of our ecosystem and natural pest control."
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" Miller's lease had also stated that residents were "responsible for keeping the premises free from infestation of pest, etc.
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" What you should say: "The real pest problem in New York City isn't the subway rats—it's the promoters.
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The changes exclude two general classes of firearms commonly used for hunting, pest control and stock management on farms.
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His T-shirt read: "Hillsborough, Gods [sic] way of helping Rentokill," a reference to the British pest control business.
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The rapper is known for being a pest on the sidelines, but the Warriors do not seem particularly concerned.
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It also includes measuring soil carbon, nutrition and other biological factors to promote biodiversity and stave off pest populations.
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He reportedly had two pellet guns in his room, tools that he used for his job in pest control.
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With Argentine ants a major pest on six continents, they believe dogs with Tobias's skills could be in demand.
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"She's a very trainable dog — we got lucky with her," said Mr. Martinez, who owns a pest control business.
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The most common jobs are retail workers, information or records clerks, food preparation, building cleaning and pest control workers.
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A sign advertises a pest control business and then displays a nod to a Bible verse: John 3:16.
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It only takes a stem or two with a few leaves to transform a pretty plant into a pest.
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Genetic bottlenecks are almost always considered in the context of vulnerable populations of conservation concern, not a notorious pest.
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The National Pesticide Information Center has more information about mosquito control, and tips for hiring a pest control service.
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Other studies led to the development of crops that were more pest-resistant or were resilient in droughtlike conditions.
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One particular pest constantly criticizes Bergman on grounds of frigidity — that old myth, that salve to the male ego.
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They had similar findings regarding pest suppression and elimination, but they also had moths that were resistant to insecticides.
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Since GMO crops have become widespread, the U.S. has seen environmental benefits from weed and pest resistant GMO-crops.
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Another 22019 plans will offer things such as meal delivery, rides to the grocery store or even pest control.
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Another 261 plans will offer things such as meal delivery, rides to the grocery store or even pest control.
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Another required pest control workers who captured and removed live mice, rats, or pigeons to obtain a certain license.
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The pest cannot be eradicated and its management is both costly and difficult, particularly for China's many small farmers.
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Since then, decades of intensive, costly eradication efforts have managed to annihilate the pest in nearly the entire country.
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According to the suit ... CM should have done something to protect guests, but its pest control game was weak.
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That was the case for "Bugs," which saw Vedder playing an accordion and tunelessly rambling about the titular pest.
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Simultaneously, kopi luwak developed in the Philippines and in Vietnam, where the civet was considered a pest by local farmers.
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Pest control companies in first quarter 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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Countries with confirmed outbreaks can face import bans on their agricultural products because armyworm is classified as a quarantine pest.
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Chikwenhere said it was too early to determine the extent of crop damage or when the pest would be eradicated.
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Traps are mostly used by pest control regulators and scientists to wrangle up local bugs to test for certain viruses.
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Scharf's team concluded the issue is worse in low-income areas and other places where effective pest control isn't available.
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"The neighborhood has been invaded like crazy," said Peter Perugini, a trapper with Above All Pest Management in Nassau County.
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If the pest is not controlled, it could gobble up as much as 20% of the region's total maize crop.
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That could help farmers protect their crops from a sneaky pest that worldwide costs hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
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It was brought there on purpose, introduced in the 19th century to control another pest introduced by settlers, the rabbit.
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Basically, it's a simplified way to tell telemarketers (or anyone else you consider to be a pest) to buzz off.
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Bayer's crop science division has businesses in seeds, crop protection and non-agricultural pest control, potentially complementing Monsanto's seeds assets.
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The mascot, Western Exterminator, belongs to a California-based pest control company of the same name, established in the 1920s.
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The horses have been both a feral pest and an integral part of Australian frontier folklore for almost two centuries.
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Before Prater could wrap his head around it, the doctor numbed his eye and plucked the pest out with tweezers.
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"This pest is disastrous particularly for tomato production and food security in general," the agriculture department said in a statement.
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Zhou and his family were temporarily relocated to a nursing home on Friday while pest control carried out their work.
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We usually have to deal with annoying raccoons digging through the trash, but this is a new level of pest.
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Two she has worked with in Karachi are a pest-control company and Al-Karam Packaages, which makes plastic bags.
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Those groups include the U.S. Travel Association, the March of Dimes, the National Pest Management Association, GlaxoSmithKline and Vanderbilt University.
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He is a former pest-control technician from Bedford, near Arlington, who now calls himself an oil and gas consultant.
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One of the shirts he has lying around says "Vamonos Pest," the bug-extermination company where he used to work.
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The crisis at Citrus Pest Control District No. 27.5 illuminates a profound debate now sweeping the American public pension system.
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The outbreak of crop-munching fall armyworms, a pest from Latin America that first threatened African crops late in 2016.
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Whether it's a Vitamin A boost or pest resistance, plant scientists only transfer the gene that possesses the desired trait.
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Bridgeo said that the entire city center was shut down for the rest of the day Friday for pest control.
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The Pest side, on the east side of the river, is where most of the office buildings and nightlife are.
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A 100-pound orange ape is considered an oversized pest, but Hope's baby held promise for some in the village.
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Black Cat is one of hundreds of homeless feral cats who provide pest control services for companies across the country.
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Mr. Peralta shared his progress in becoming an agricultural Pest Control Adviser, the course work for which he recently completed.
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California already restricts the use of single-dose rodenticide, as the anticoagulant poison is often known, to licensed pest controllers.
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Countries with confirmed outbreaks can face import bans on agricultural products because the armyworm is classified as a quarantine pest.
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In a press conference in Brasília on Tuesday, Bolsonaro called Thunberg a "pirralha," a Portuguese word meaning brat or pest.
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The crop is also susceptible to viruses transmitted by the common pest known as the whitefly, which can devastate farms.
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University believe robots could learn a thing or two from nature's most adaptable pest — the cockroach.
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It is now called "Love Is in the Bin," after Pest Control issued a new authentication certificate for the work.
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As is, the museum has a variety of pest-control tactics, including quarantining new artwork before it's placed in galleries.
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"I was flipping through a trade journal for pest control companies and I got really into Canada geese," she said.
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The worst cockroach pest, however, isn't the American cockroach, which likely boarded New World-bound ships from Africa in the 1600s.
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Elderd thinks that knowledge of the benefits of cannibalism to a population could help people deal with things like pest outbreaks.
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That's according to Len Douglen, the executive director of the New Jersey Pest Management Association, and Koehler suggested the same approach.
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Dion Waiters was inbounding the ball at midcourt and Manu Ginobili, a pest as ever, was right up in his grill.
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The tour covers both the Buda and Pest sides of the city and provides a great overview of the country's history.
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In the Home Pest and Rat Poisons: If it can kill another creature, think twice about putting it near your pets.
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Some people were confused why so many people were there to save an animal normally considered a pest, but not Sehr.
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After rounding them up, she identified them as larvae of the greater wax moth, a well-known pest of bee hives.
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Kashgar Journal KASHGAR, China — In many parts of the world, pigeons are an urban pest or, at best, a tasty meal.
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"It's here to stay and we need to develop strategies on how best to manage this pest long-term," he said.
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Now, researchers in Britain report that a species of wild tomato is more resistant to the pest than its commercial counterparts.
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Similarly, they can survey fields for signs of pest or drought at a fraction of the cost of a manned flight.
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Anurag Agrawal, a researcher of plant-animal relations at Cornell University, suggested cannibalism could be fostered as a pest-management strategy.
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These products are mostly plant-based, and are designed to be used as part of an integrated pest management (IPM) plan.
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Revenue at the pest control divison rose by 5.6 percent on a like-for-like basis and 17.8 percent including acquisitions.
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Virag also alleges the hotel did not keep up with pest control protocols, which placed guests in danger of bug infestations.
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Prosecutors believe the toxic insecticide was used to control blood lice, a common pest found in hens living inside chicken coops.
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Agripredict: Provides farmers with tools that equip them with information that will improve predicting disease, pest infestations and extreme weather conditions.
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There was Masahiro Tanaka looking like the pitcher the Yankees handed $155 million and outfielder Brett Gardner resembling a catalytic pest.
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"They could be somebody's pet," said Diego Vasquez, the owner of Dr. Pest Control NY, an environmental services company in Queens.
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Countries with confirmed outbreaks can face import bans on their agricultural products because the armyworm is classified as a quarantine pest.
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Witnesses later told police Shaver was showing them an air rifle he had used in his job as a pest exterminator.
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" The office added, "It showed excellent results in areas of major insect pest infestation, such as Amazon, Pantanal, Angola and Haiti.
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Finally, we had a way to beat the bollworm pest, increasing our yield from one ton to four tons per hectare.
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Loggers fell burned trees after forest fires, to avoid pest outbreaks, and cut firebreaks and routes for electrical wires, he said.
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You name it, Moylan did it; from pool plumbing and concreting, to selling security, pest control, upholstery fabric and lift chairs.
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For most people, this would result in sheer panic, horror, and most likely a frantic call to a pest control service.
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Gus Gunderson: There are multiple inputs that avocados require, whether it's water, fertilizer, pruning, pest control, the sunburn protection of trees.
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Imidacloprid, made by Bayer AG, should be phased out within five years, the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) said on Wednesday.
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Wave the phone over a plant leaf, and the software diagnoses the disease or pest blight and suggests low-tech treatments.
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We don't have major pest issues (thank God), but we did have an incident with a mouse a few months ago.
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"I think it's sad and overwhelming," said pest control technician Matt Dougherty of the conditions for more than 200 homeless residents.
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Hong Kong player Chi-Yeung "Moowe" Yip knew that Liviere would be a pest, disrupting his squad's push onto the point.
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"Pack rats are definitely a pest, and you wouldn't consider they have value when they're filling your grill," Dr. Tessler said.
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Now, new technologies such as biodigesters, drones and apps, have been introduced to try to control the thorny pest for good.
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As the rats in New York City have swelled in numbers and physical size, so has the business for pest control.
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The president has continued to grouse privately to friends and associates about the Arizona senator, whom he considers an unhelpful pest.
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"It is a serious pest and is officially controlled," agriculture minister Senzeni Zokwana said in a written response to parliamentary questions.
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R. texts to let me know that he paid the invoices for the home and pest inspections, $370 and $185, respectively.
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It can also be plausibly argued that Dellavedova is a dirty pest who does this kind of thing all the time.
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Pest control company Safer Brand warns people that as many as 25,000 bugs could be lurking on the average Christmas tree.
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They often test yields and pest resistance by planting half a field with one kind of seed and half with another.
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Still, even the most skeptical experts acknowledge that New Zealand is capable of great things when it comes to pest control.
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According to Bernstein Litowitz's brief, people who know the Nevada family - a retiree who lives half of the year in Shanghai, an office worker in the state's pest control bureau, and a casino employee who moonlights for a pest control company – "expressed disbelief" about the family's claim to have invested more than $40 million in Boeing stock.
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Of all pest roaches, it's the small, flightless German cockroach that is most commonly found in homes, restaurants, and other human establishments.
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While firefighters didn't believe the report could be real at first, they did eventually help the family with their festive pest problem.
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He cited mold, lead paint, pest infestation and poor ventilation as dangers that are particularly prevalent in poorer neighborhoods and housing projects.
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"Officially, Chinese authorities have employed an emergency action plan to monitor and respond to the pest," USDA said in a recent report.
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We've seen major advances in the last few years in the use of gene-editing techniques for safe, ecologically responsible pest control.
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The 43-year-old company, based in Traverse City, Michigan, was acquired in 2015 by Rollins, which owns fellow pest-controller Orkin.
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As such there are strict quarantine laws in place to ensure the spread of the pest to the rest of the country.
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The family says Terminix and a subcontractor called Sunland Pest Control, which has since shut down, botched a fumigation at their home.
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Mitie has also formed a preferred supplier partnership with Rentokil, to provide a range of services, including pest control, to Mitie's customers.
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This could explain why pest controllers need concentrations of insecticide that are now a thousand times larger than they used to be.
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"Medfly is a bad pest wherever it occurs," said David Windsor, the horticulture director of Western Australia's Department of Agriculture and Food.
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"It's for educational purposes, so people can actually see what a Norway rat looks like," pest control officer Kirby Claybert told CBC.
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National Conservation Council chief executive Kate Smolski said the brumby was the "most destructive pest species" in the state&aposs alpine region.
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Oxitec has made a name for itself in the pest-prevention business by making mosquitoes and other insects that can't produce offspring.
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"It's taught me anything from using pest control traps to ensuring that my sprinklers don't put out too much water," he said.
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For the snails, the worst culprit is the rosy wolfsnail, introduced to the island to eliminate another pest, the giant African snail.
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They can even be used for pest elimination, as evidenced by a bananas promotional clip of the hell drone clearing a nest.
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A scan of my area in Brooklyn shows requests for recommendations, with users asking for advice on good nannies and pest control.
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The approach would include registration of production sites and packinghouses, as well as inspection, pest control and sanitation requirements, among other things.
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Pest extermination is big business in these parts and specialties vary — from African bee catchers to termite killers and roof-rat snatchers.
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The United States could benefit from problems in India, the second-largest exporter, where output is dropping due to a pest infestation.
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Over my 40 years practicing pest management, I witnessed the influence of pesticide manufacturers and grower associations over government agencies and universities.
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Today, the two hundred million cane toads in Australia constitute a pest far worse than the one they were meant to control.
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A combination of habitat loss, pest control, and humans using their feathers to adorn hats, contributed to the downfall of this species.
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In one famous case, Australians brought in cane toads in the 1930s to control an agricultural pest, the grey-backed cane beetle.
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The culprit likely responsible for the leak, Facebook says, is a pest outside of the social network's direct control: malicious browser extensions.
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With so much suspicion swirling around the tech giant, it's no wonder that targeted advertising no longer feels like an innocent pest.
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Ardern said that similar to Australia, the law would allow for strictly enforced exemptions for farmers for pest control and animal welfare.
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James Ndanda, a government agricultural officer, estimates that about 40 percent of farms in western Kenya have been affected by the pest.
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Gentrification. The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats out into the open, scientists and pest control experts say.
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But the animal is considered a pest by farmers and ranchers, and a profit source by pet-food companies and leather processors.
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The men co-owned a technology consulting firm and a pest control firm that were in the same building in Asbury Park.
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And pig hunting is the most popular method of pest control -- but not necessarily the most effective, researchers with the institute said.
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In those moments, Lil Pump went from a pest to a peer, and Mr. Cole from an abstraction to a real human.
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In southern Africa, the pest devastated maize crops, with Zambia even deploying its air force to help spray pesticide over affected areas.
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Yet this malevolent house pest is far less worrisome than L, a ninja-styled über-detective who is obsessively investigating the murders.
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Each model takes IBM six months to a year to assemble and accounts for issues that include pest control and fertilizer requirements.
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The January outbreak was the first time the pest had been detected in Africa's biggest grain producer after spreading from neighboring countries.
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Drones can be programmed to detect a specific type of pest and determine how many are present, even on an individual plant.
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Not only do birds deliver important ecosystem services, such as pest control and pollination, but they are powerful indicators of environmental health.
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The government said over 200 hectares (494 acres) had been damaged by the pest in central Chile, the country's main agricultural area.
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You can read all about in my book, "The Conscience of a Pest Control Expert," available now on Kindle and in paperback!
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For the most part, we only talk about them when we're complaining about them, or narcing on them to pest control companies.
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Climate change and El Nino have been mentioned, and – as with any pest and illness restricted to certain temperature zones – can be factors.
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"Fall armyworms are a thorn in the flesh of farmers," he said of the pest, which first threatened African crops late in 2016.
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Even if a farmer were really good at identifying, say, cassava brown streak disease, the arrival of a novel pest might blindside them.
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The New South Wales arm of the Australian Police Force had a pest problem in the stables that cosily house their horse troops.
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A former pest control manager for a California county school system, Johnson, 46, applied the weed killer up to 30 times per year.
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Harare was working with other southern African nations like including South Africa, Malawi and Zambia, on how to control the pest, Chikwenhere said.
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The Australian is certainly not the biggest on the list, but makes up for it with his pest-like hustle on the court.
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The entrepreneurs said they believed there was high-growth potential in the public sector, where counties spend tons of money on pest control.
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Since then, the company has expanded its home services to include animal- and pest-damage repair, attic restoration and insulation, and exterior cleaning.
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China has recommended 25 pesticides for emergency use against the armyworm, part of its efforts to prevent the spread of the destructive pest.
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The pest was expected to reach China's northeastern corn region in June or July, according to an expert with a government think tank.
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Gibbons says they've been in south Texas since prehistory and don't get enough credit for all the pest insects and litter they consume.
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Health and wildlife officials are working to eliminate this pest from the index premises and ensure it does not spread to other areas.
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The provider of pest control, property cleaning and security services has had a difficult year, issuing three profit warnings and overhauling its management.
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It is native to China, Japan, and Korea, and it's an invasive species and a major livestock pest in Australia and New Zealand.
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Climate change has contributed to the forest pest infestations, the report said -- a major cause of tree death in Southwest forests and woodlands.
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The husband, who works in pest control, decided they should take it to a local veterinarian to see if it could be helped.
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Termites can literally eat you out of house and home, as evidenced by a shocking video released by the National Pest Management Association.
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But en masse, these tree-slaying critters have been labeled "the most destructive insect pest of their forests" by the USDA Forest Service.
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The Australian Reptile Park hopes to teach visitors that dingos are not a pest and that they are important to the country's ecosystem.
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It's an enormously ambitious conservation project, and as New Zealand freely acknowledges, the effort will require the development of new pest control technologies.
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The FAO convened a three-day emergency meeting in the Zimbabwean capital Harare to coordinate efforts between countries to fight the pest invasion.
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These include the presence of hive beetle, a serious honeybee pest, parasitic mites and "foulbrood", a bacterial infection which can destroy bee colonies.
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Working farms also require machinery, water, excellent pest management, and farmers with experience in both the area and the crops to run them.
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The fall armyworm, a pest known for munching its way through more than 80 plant species, first arrived in Nigeria in January 2016.
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Bats eat insects that damage crops, saving farmers billions of dollars every year on pest control, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Elizabeth swats a pest away from her ankle and then all of a sudden the air is filled with a cloud of flies.
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At least ten percent of the wood his collective manages is affected by the pest, according to a survey conducted in the winter.
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Sixty-one percent of pest-control users polled prefer to use natural, non-chemical alternatives, according to a recent Mintel Group research report.
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The larva of the greater wax moth is considered a huge pest in Europe, because it acts as a parasite in bee colonies.
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Shaver ended up having no gun on him, but police found two pellet rifles in his room, related to Shaver's pest-control job.
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We already know how much you love the ultrasonic pest repeller, which was a huge hit the last time we wrote about it.
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So why not get enough to cover your whole house and then some with this Ultrasonic Pest Repeller 6-pack that's on sale?
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TAXES: $15,086 a year plus $500 a month in homeowner's association dues, which cover lawn care, garbage pickup, pest control and community maintenance.
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"The weather wasn't good and there was the pest infestation as well," said Dey, adding that India's government will need to allow imports.
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The report also said there were 85 potential new products being field tested, including drought-resistant corn and pest-resistant cowpeas for Africa.
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As a child living on Kibbutz Ginosar, in Israel's north, Ofir Schlam would wake up at dawn to inspect leaves for the pest.
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Vetsark, an agricultural technology firm that helps farmers protect crops and livestock from pest and diseases, won the People's Choice award in Nigeria.
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David Royce is the founder and chairman of Aptive Environmental, providing environmentally responsible pest solutions to customers in more than 3,700 cities nationwide.
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Recently, he has been trying to rebuild his life by marketing his services as an agricultural pest control adviser in California's Central Valley.
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Pest Soldier claims to have an authorized retailer in Las Vegas, but a web search on the address connects it to a locksmith.
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Rat academies—formerly known as "rodent academies"—started in 2005, as a three-day training session for pest-management professionals and city agencies.
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But at the university, Somroo learned about a seed variety bio-engineered to be pest resistant and introduced it on the family farm.
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The systems approach would include registration of production sites and packinghouses, as well as inspection, pest control and sanitation requirements, among other things.
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Humans domesticated the modern cat thousands of years ago as a form of early pest control, normally to keep rodents away from crops.
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The secondary effects are nearly as bad, like increased weed, pest and disease pressures, reduced crop production and quality, and damage to infrastructure.
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But researchers have finally sequenced the common bedbug's complete genome, and they hope this may help in the future war against the pest.
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If you were involved in pest control, you wouldn't start the day with a glass of wine and a smile on your face.
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Barbee compares his relationship with the strain to his relationship with his four cats that act as pest controllers and protect the malt.
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In 2001, an Australian research team went to work on what was intended to be a contraceptive virus for pest control, targeting mice.
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