Ants, flies and termites are unwelcome visitors to local homes and gardens. Pest control calls can usually solve these problems, but indoor options can get rid of these tricky slippers. At Tahlequah Farmers’ Co-Op, longtime sales writer Kathy Schmidt gives advice to homeowners who want to take the do-it-yourself approach. “Most pest control companies buy … Read more
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Paul Smith College Crisis: Professor Caterpillars share a vital role in solar energy, plant evolution. Kenny – There are 5,400 species of animals on the planet, 11,000 species of birds, 18,000 species of butterflies – and 160,000 species of moths. This is one of the many unspoken facts that Dr. Janet Mihuk, a professor of … Read more
Glenns Putty – Eric Uncaf received another mural approved by the Glenn Waterfall Planning Board on Tuesday. The owner of the factory, Rock Hill Beckhouse and Cafe, applied for a painting on the exposed concrete floor of 18 Curran Lane, south of the cafe. The application for the masonry wall indicates that the wall thickness … Read more
Some bugs play an important role in the garden and provide plenty of ladybugs to keep the plants healthy. Think Ability Community Garden will release 10,000 ladybugs on Friday, June 10 at 6-8 p.m. Gardener Sheila Decarlo says this is the third year that the beetle has been released and it is always exciting. “Ladybugs … Read more
A question many home gardeners might ask themselves is: Do I need to spray my crops to control pests? In some years, pests appear to have sprung up and ruined crops. Particularly in the face of rising commodity prices, many gardeners are looking to their markets to compensate for the high cost of fresh produce. … Read more
When it comes to controlling pests in the garden, gardeners may ask themselves whether natural or organic pesticides should use artificial insecticides. Biopsides are derived from natural materials, such as animals, plants, bacteria, and some minerals, and are used to control pests in the garden. These creatures can carry the real living organisms or toxins … Read more
Improvements are significant. Homeowners should consider a number of variables before starting any project. Although planning may take some time, it is important to make sure that the renovation project is completed successfully. Consider these early-stage planning indicators to help you get any work done smoothly. Determine your motivation to renew Renovation projects often involve … Read more
About 90% of flowering plants are supported to breed approximately 200,000 animal pollen species. The Smithsonian Gardens and the Smithsonian Institution’s Exhibition Service presented a poster exhibition entitled “Pollination Investigation” which explains the unique relationship between flowering and flowering. The posters will be on display at the Grand Island Public Library from Monday to April … Read more
Richmond Garden Club recently met at the Madison County Public Library and its members were given a very informative program on beekeeping by Mr. Sherman Sparks and E&S Bee Services by Mr. Eddie Wilson. The program was almost for members. The audience received information about beekeeping, such as hobbies and how bees produce honey. Members … Read more