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Whether you’ve seen the evidence for yourself, or heard the news reports over the last few years, the problem is clear. Pests, and the need for pest control in West London, has been on the incline. That begs the question. What are the specific reasons why this increase has occurred? A lot of the finger-pointing is directed at local councils... Continue reading » 
 Cover image:- Fall Armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda. Picture by USGS Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab, Beltsville, Maryland, USA. Creating refuges for wildlife around fields is not uncommon in the UK and around the world but for these strips to be of value they need a diversity of plant species growing in them. Apparently, they are all too often... Continue reading » 
A new, innovative, customer and operator focused manufacturer of global vector pest management equipment has arrived: PronixNova Limited. Between them, the two proprietors of PronixNova have over 75 years combined experience in fine droplet application methods covering field use, product design and manufacture. Following the take-over of Curtis... Continue reading » 
A nationwide experiment carried out in the UK has revealed that the old myth of slugs being attracted to beer is in fact true, with lager and bitter proving to be the most effective drinks for successfully trapping those pesky garden pests. Up and down the country members of horticultural charity, Garden Organic, have been testing slug trapping... Continue reading » 
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Staff changes at ICB Pharma
 Krzysztof Pekala – Head of Pest Innovations. Photo: ICB Pharma ICB Pharma has announced it has a new Head of Pest Innovations Department; after one and a half years as the Head of Marketing, Krzysztof Pekala has taken on the additional responsibilities of this new role. The company’s strategy... Continue reading » 
Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and Tencent, will organise the 2nd International Autonomous Greenhouse Challenge in which multidisciplinary teams from around the world will use artificial intelligence to remotely produce vegetables. The goal is to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can produce greenhouse grown vegetables more... Continue reading » 
On the eve of a Europe-wide day of action calling for the European Commission to protect bees from harmful pesticides, the Commission announced it will delay the implementation of new pesticide testing standards by a full two years and may revise them. SumOfUs, a movement of consumers setup to hold corporations accountable for their actions, has... Continue reading » 
Bayer is disappointed with the jury’s decision in favour of Mr. and Mrs Pilliod, the plaintiffs, in the Californian Courts and it has announced that it will appeal the verdict, which Bayer claims conflicts directly with; the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s interim registration review decision released just last month; the... Continue reading » 
Wildlife friendly refuges around the edges of farmers’ crops have been credited with slowing biodiversity declines, however, new research shows their success ultimately depends on what’s growing next to the field. Recent reported increases in some crop pollinating insects suggested the upturn was due to more UK farms creating these... Continue reading » 
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Very few situations are more frustrating or stressful than an infestation of bed bugs. They can be incredibly hard to remove from your home and possessions. They spread everywhere, but, one of the things people struggle with most is bed bugs on clothes. If you have ever faced this experience – or are worried that you might –... Continue reading » 
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Mice find human residencies just as appealing as we do. They are perfect for hiding away from the colder temperatures of winter. They also provide protection from hot conditions during summer. One place in your home that’s particularly attractive to mice is the inside of your property’s walls. As mice can spread disease, chew at... Continue reading » 
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Pests of all shapes and sizes spell trouble for business. There’s no denying this fact. However, there is one insect pest that, more than any other, can spell disaster for a business. Particularly a business involved in the storage, use, preparation or even cooking of food. That pest is cockroaches. Not only are they grotesque creatures... Continue reading » 
- Where Do Wasps Go During Winter?
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- The role of pesticides in the SE Asian rice IPM: A view from the Mekong Delta
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 Squirrels…who could possibly hate squirrels? They are clever, cute and cuddly looking. But that’s only if you look at them from a wildlife lover‘s point of view. From the point of view of a homeowner and someone who spends a lot of money and time in their garden, squirrels can be a menace. The interesting thing is that, while... Continue reading » 
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As we head towards the warmer weather, flies start to become a big problem. And as temperatures rise, fly prevention and control becomes even more necessary that usual. As well as being plain irritating with the way they buzz around, they can also pose health and safety risks. As you probably know, flies carry a multitude of diseases and bacteria... Continue reading » 
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Pest infestations are a real problem for both commercial and domestic property owners alike. Empire use effective ways to get rid of pests once they’ve invaded your property. But, because infestations can be avoided with preventative measures, we also provide highly successful pest proofing methods as part of our range of services. The... Continue reading » 
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 When the need to hire a pest control service arises, it’s important to carry out thorough research. There are various things you need to consider, such as the cost, their experience and methods. One thing you need to look at is whether, like Empire, they are properly accredited by organisations like the British Pest Control Association. Why... Continue reading » 
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- Hassle-Free rodent control for professional pest control
- How to control and prevent pests on a building site
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 In the hospitality industry, more than any other service area, pest control is crucial. The hospitality industry is very competitive, and there are a lot of hotel and dining options available for customers to choose from. It takes a long time for a good reputation to be built up. And, once it’s earned, it is extremely valuable. The problem... Continue reading » 
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 Cover image: NEWPHARM® is the focus of our company profile this issue. We don’t get many articles on animal health so it’s good to start this issue with news of an infectious diseases surveillance program in sub-Saharan Africa which aims to build a database of animal parasites covering six countries. Tea plantations are the... Continue reading » 
 NEWPHARM® management, the founder Dr. Bagarollo with his daughter Claudia and his son Enrico. The founder, chairman and CEO of NEWPHARM®, Dr. Dionisio Bagarollo, describes the transformation of his company, as the second generation of the Bagarollo family successfully take over the top management of NEWPHARM®. Dr.... Continue reading » 
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New products for the Italian market
New equipment for the control of viruses, bacteria and weeds are on their way from Copyr. The company has partnered with IGEBA for the exclusive distribution of nebulisers in the Italian market. With over 50 years of consolidated experience and R&D of insecticide formulation, Copyr has turned to... Continue reading » 
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STK & Sipcam announce exclusive distribution agreement
 CEOs: Sipcam CEO Pablo Montañés (Left) and STK CEO Arye Tenenbaum (Right) STK bio-ag technologies, the innovative Israel-based leader in bio-ag technologies for sustainable agriculture, and Sipcam, a global leader in crop protection products, are announcing an... Continue reading » 
Farmers irrigating their crops may soon be getting some help from space. In 2018, scientists launched ECOSTRESS, a new instrument now attached to the International Space Station. Its mission: to gather data on how plants use water across the world.  Time lapse image of the ECOSTRESS launch to the International Space Station, June 29, 2018, NASA... Continue reading » 
Scientists are creating a new smartphone app to help farmers and growers tackle the pests destroying their crops, and it could soon have a major impact on the way information about the natural world is gathered, stored and accessed worldwide. The team of researchers from the University of Lincoln, UK, is designing and building the specialist app to... Continue reading » 
As much as ants are a pest, they can be intriguing creatures. And when it comes to team work, there are some fascinating facts about ants working together. They really are an incredibly intelligent insect. Understanding how ants work together might even help you prevent an ant problem. If you have seen ants in your home, considering their... Continue reading » 
In a UK first, a pioneering scientific research company has introduced a new way for growers to test their plants and crops for harmful fungi and bacteria, allowing action to be taken before it’s too late. Eurofins Agro UK has introduced scientific testing to the UK which can detect an issue before it becomes visible, with the aim of... Continue reading » 
 The Parasitology and Entomology team at the National Veterinary School of Toulouse, France, is organising an entomology course which will be held from the 26th to 30th of August 2019.
The title of the course will be: “Hands on Course on Arthropods of Medical and Veterinary Significance: A global perspective, from theory to practice”,... Continue reading » 
Scientists have revealed for the first time the natural weapon used by marigolds to protect tomato plants against destructive whiteflies. Researchers from Newcastle University’s School of Natural and Environmental Sciences carried out a study to prove what gardeners around the world have known for generations – marigolds repel tomato... Continue reading » 
Using the gene editing tool CRISPR, a team of scientists at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) has announced that they have developed banana and plantain varieties that are resistant to banana streak virus (BSV). BSV is hampering the crop’s production in Africa and threatening the food and income of millions of... Continue reading » 
- Keeping Your London Home And Business Cockroach Free
- INFOGRAPHIC: Guide To Safe Bed Bug Mattress Disposal
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 ...Continue reading » Farmers face many challenges in managing their farms profitably, including fewer products available to address increasing resistance. This reduction stems from steadily tightening regulations and the difficulty of finding new active ingredients. BASF’s fungicide innovation Revysol® is the first isopropanol-azole being introduced to the... Continue reading » 
CABI scientists have revealed that India’s tea – which accounts for around 27 percent of the world’s tea production – could be protected from devastating crop pests with more environmentally friendly and sustainable biological controls rather than an over reliance on pesticides. As part of research funded by Unilever and... Continue reading » 
 Members of the scientific project team, from left to right: Dr Tayebwa Dickson (Uganda), Dr Ortwin Aschenborn (Namibia), Dr Foluke Adedayo Akande (Nigeria), Emeritus Professor Michael J. Day (UK, Project Leader), Dr Sherry Johnson (Ghana), Dr Jahashi Nzalawahe (Tanzania) and Professor Samuel Githigia (Kenya). Photo: Bayer AG The African Small... Continue reading » 
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 There is nothing worse in life than finding a pest infestation in your home or business. Pests are disgusting to have around, and they can actually do a lot of damage to your property as well. We are very lucky to have so many different types of pest control available to us in the UK. Our homes and businesses don’t have to suffer from pest... Continue reading » 
- Bed Bug Life Cycle Explained
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- What is resistance (and why does it matter?)
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 Even the most avid bird enthusiasts aren’t usually very keen on pigeons. Pigeon simply cause too many problems. These problems are tricky to solve for UK homeowners, and can cause no end of issues for business owners. This is because pigeons can wreak havoc and damage our properties. Read on to find out about our top expert pigeon... Continue reading » 
 - Cockroaches – Are They Adapting To Climate Change?
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 Many people keep rats as a pet, but for the majority of Londoners they are often our least favourite rodent. Despite this, some facts about rats are quite intriguing, as they are fascinating and intelligent creatures. This is one of the reasons why Empire do our best to control them humanely. Where possible, we set traps and bait stations that... Continue reading » 
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Mice can be a big problem. Not only because they bring with them diseases, viruses, and bacteria – they leave droppings too, which make your home feel dirty. But pesticides are not always the best solution for us or the environment. Could the latest research into mouse pheromones be the answer? Mice also are very hard to unseat and can ruin... Continue reading » 
- Best London Rodent Control – Poison Or Traps?
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- Pest Control with Air Rifles - Rabbit and Pigeon Shooting - A Collection of Outings.
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 Schools by their nature are prone to clutter. Boxes, papers, posters and books are all used by teachers and tend to pile up. The use of these learning materials is great for our children, but in storage areas that are left undisturbed for long periods of time a pest control issue can occur. This and other forms of clutter are just some of the... Continue reading » 
because they are non-toxic. Whether it’s in our homes or our businesses, it seems like a constant battle to keep pests away. People all over the UK struggle to prevent them from damaging our property. And when faced with a severe pest problem, it’s often our first point of call to turn to services that offer chemicals as the only... Continue reading » 
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 Winter may be the perfect time to travel. The UK weather has become a bit tedious by the time February rolls around. But whether you’re having a half term break with the kids or are just escaping the cold for some sun, every location you visit will have one thing in common…insects! Depending on where you visit, you will experience... Continue reading » 
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- Could Bird Detritus Be Blocking Your Gutters?
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 The fox is known as one of the most cunning pests. Usually sighted in towns and cities, it’s our UK gardens that take the hit. It’s important to keep in mind that wild animals can be dangerous, but foxes are generally docile. That doesn’t mean we want them ruining our gardens, the same as other common garden pests. So here we... Continue reading » 
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 A study by researchers from Sweden and Hungary has shown that white, painted stripes on the body protect skin from insect bites. Among indigenous peoples who wear body-paint, the markings thus provide a certain protection against insect-borne diseases. Most indigenous communities who paint their bodies live in areas where there is an abundance of... Continue reading » 
Drones Synergies 2018, a global conference combined with capacity building workshops took place in November 2018 at the Zayed University in Dubai. The aim of the two-day event was to see application of latest drone technologies in different fields, particularly in precision agriculture, food security, environmental and natural resource... Continue reading » 
 The project, in Rajasthan, aims to conserve water and improve productivity. Photo: Bayer Bayer and the S M Sehgal Foundation (SMSF) – a non-profit organisation supporting smallholder farmers in India – have announced the “Sustainability of Agriculture and Smallholder Development” project. The aim of the project is to... Continue reading » 
When Uzbekistan earned WHO certification as malaria free, it was a major achievement in global health that demonstrates what is possible when partners coordinate preventive efforts, the Global Fund said today. “It’s an extraordinary outcome,” said Peter Sands, Executive Director of the Global Fund. “We applaud... Continue reading » 
An insect capable of parasitising the Asian stink bug has been identified by Bioplanet. It is not an exotic antagonist but is already present in Europe and therefore it does not need to go through all the processes required before an exotic species can be introduced.  Long-term toxicity should be taken into account during authorisation... Continue reading » 
In October 2018 Biobest Mexico was proud to stage the first International Berry Seminar in the state of Jalisco – right at the heart of this rapidly growing sector in Mexican horticulture. In this region, berry cultivation takes place on more than 6,000ha. Major international companies – including Driscoll´s and Hortifrut... Continue reading » 
Plant protection products containing metam-sodium are used in market gardening and horticulture to disinfect the soil. Following the substance’s approval at European level, ANSES (the French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety) reassessed the dossiers and notified the companies concerned of its intention to... Continue reading » 
A study by researchers from the Diverfarming project has found pesticide residues in the soils of eleven European countries in six different cropping systems. The use of phytosanitary projects to combat weeds and other pests that affect the crops has led to an increase in the productivity of European agricultural crops in the last 50 years. Their... Continue reading » 
Researchers from Wageningen University & Research harvested the first ever Dutch bananas in December 2018. Boerenhart, a supplier of fresh and local products offered the bananas as ‘regional produce’ to restaurants and hospitals in the area around Wageningen. The cultivation took place on two types of synthetic soil substrate:... Continue reading » 
 Malaria is a disease which still has a devastating impact on families and communities – particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Photo: Bayer The recent WHO Malaria Report 2018 flagged another stalling in the progress towards elimination of the disease, in part due to development of insecticide resistance in vector mosquitoes to current... Continue reading » 
The lookalikes of the infamous, deadly Black Widow Spider are their cousins, the False Widow Spider. While these spiders are venomous and can pack a very painful bite, they’re no more dangerous that being stung by a wasp. These spiders are also non-aggressive. Here we are going to look at some top tips for controlling the UK False Widow... Continue reading » 
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A no deal scenario when the UK leaves the EU means that it will leave without agreement. Negotiations have been going on for a while. In the event of a no deal, the government has prepared us for all eventualities to know what to do when it comes to UK pest control chemicals. A lot of people have been asking about pesticides and... Continue reading » 
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Many people assume that the answer to is pest control necessary in winter is no. It’s a common misconception that in the winter, pests all die off or hibernate so we no longer need pest control. This is absolutely not the case. The truth is, the answer to the confusion over winter pest control – is yes, it is needed. In the cold months... Continue reading » 
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- Bed Bug Life Cycle Explained
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As if staying healthy during the winter months isn’t hard enough, especially with the common cold and flu doing the rounds, you don’t need something bothersome to add to the list. Unfortunately, one thing many people don’t think about at this time of the year are mice infestation health risks. These mice infestation health... Continue reading » 
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 It’s very easy to get cynical about New Year’s resolutions. Just about everybody makes a goal, but they normally fizzle out by February. There’s a reason people still make resolutions every year though, especially when it comes to pest control solutions. That’s because they are a good idea. It’s proven that... Continue reading » 
- The future evolution of pest control
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- INFOGRAPHIC: Commercial Pest Control Contracts
- The Manual of Biocontrol Agents (5th Edition)
- What Do Foxes Not Like That Repels Them?
  IoP® sensor Organized pest control has a long history that dates to 4000 BC when the first ever pest control solution – sulphur – was used in ancient Sumer to keep insects away from crops. Since then, pest control has seen steady progress, from botanical products used as fungicides for seed treatments in China, to professional... Continue reading » 
How is your to-do list for Christmas coming along? We know ours is getting longer and longer. With travel plans to make, gifts to buy and meals to plan, winter pests are the last thing you want to worry about. Here are the 12 signs you may to watch out for as we head into Christmas. Remember that pest solutions are still available from Empire even... Continue reading » 
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 When winter hits us, we often assume that insects either die off or stay in their nests to hibernate. This is certainly not the case and knowing: do wasps hibernate inside our homes? is important to keep your property safe from infestations. Where And When Do Wasps Hibernate? So now you know that wasps do hibernate, it’s time to... Continue reading » 
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 ...Continue reading »  Cover Image: A bumblebee hard at work protecting a strawberry from grey mould (p330).
Picture by Flying Doctors, Biobest. Crystal ball gazing is the theme for this issue, the last of our 60th year. We haven’t asked our writers to look 60 years into the future – 2078 is just too far ahead although I’m pretty certain I... Continue reading » 
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Europe’s largest flow-through mesocosm launches in Yorkshire
 E-Flows mesocosm officially launches Europe’s first fully flow-through, edge of field waterbody safety assessment facility has been opened by Kevin Hollinrake, UK Member of Parliament for Thirsk and Malton at an event in York, England. The E-Flows mesocosm is... Continue reading » 
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 Now that the temperature is dropping, have you been wondering: where do insects go in winter? You may notice that certain pests tend to disappear in the colder months. It’s like magic. Suddenly you don’t have to worry about wasp nest control or cockroach infestations. But maybe you are curious about where do insects go in winter.... Continue reading » 
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  Cover Image: More on termites in this issue with the first part of a history of termite control and a look at the development of trapping techniques.
Picture by David Mora. The theme of this issue is integrated pest management (IPM), a term that seems to have been around for many years but which, in practice, seemed to struggle to escape... Continue reading » 
Have you ever woken up to the sound of scurrying feet across your ceiling? Or maybe spotted some electrical wiring that’s been chewed through? If the answer is yes then you are definitely not alone. It’s happened to most homeowners at some point. Although summer is the time for pests, you should never let down your guard when the... Continue reading » 
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Have you ever moved something in your bathroom, only to have a few silverfish run out? These silver coloured creepy crawlies would make many people feel uneasy if you encounter them in your house. But are silverfish harmful to us or our homes? Learn more about silverfish here and what you can do about them. Silverfish can be very difficult to... Continue reading » 
 - Keeping Your London Home And Business Cockroach Free
- Clothes Moth Prevention For Your Wardrobe
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The recent harlequin ladybird UK invasion that has swept the nation has caused concern. Particularly in relation to the STD they carry. Let’s look at this infamous little insect in more details. Ladybirds aren’t usually considered to be a common pest. They are the subject of beloved children’s nursery rhymes, and are often a... Continue reading » 
- Lumnia: LED Fly Killer Range | Rentokil
- Pest Control with Air Rifles - Squirrel Shooting - After 8
- Preliminary tests to validate the effectiveness of the Inpest pheromone dispenser patch
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- World Mosquito Day 2018
 Agchem Project Consulting (APC) has joined the Staphyt group to grow the group’s regulatory capabilities for companies dealing with agrochemicals, biocides and general chemicals. Founded in 2001 by Steve Shires, APC has 23 employees and collaborates with a large network of consultants around the world.... Continue reading » 
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New independent director at Crop Enhancement
Crop Enhancement Inc., a venture-backed agriculture technology corporation based in San Jose, California, has appointed Marcus Meadows-Smith to its board of directors. Mr. Meadows-Smith will assist the management team with the development of business models and go-to-market strategies that... Continue reading » 
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Registration of three new products
BASF has started the global registration initiatives for two new herbicide active ingredients. The company submitted the regulatory dossier for Luximo herbicide in the European Union (EU) and in Australia and for Tirexor herbicide in Australia as well. These steps are important milestones in expanding... Continue reading » 
Pest Control Ilford”]East London 24 hour Pest Control in IlfordAt Empire Pest Control Ilford IG1, our team of time honoured pest control officers have an unparalleled level of knowledge and experience, making us the foremost providers of 24 hour pest control in the East London area and throughout London. There is no type of pest... Continue reading » 
Climate change has been shown to be a factor that is accelerating damage caused by pests. The problem with climate change and pests is that the results can be widespread diseases, crop destruction, electrical damage and food safety issues. Most pests are more prevalent in warmer climates. Climate change and pests is impacted by the increasing... Continue reading » 
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- Lumnia: LED Fly Killer Range | Rentokil
- Pest Control with Air Rifles - Squirrel Shooting - First Visit to Squirrel Hill
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 ...Continue reading » Pests like cockroaches, flies, rats and other insects can be a real problem in our home. Besides being really dirty, pests also carry diseases. Hiring a professional pest control firm should be your go to option if you are suffering from a residential pest control problem. Before and after treatment, there are some pest control safety... Continue reading » 
- 10 Facts About Rats That Will Surprise You
- Why Do Summer Insects Come Indoors?
- River Blindness – A Neglected Disease Transmitted by Blackflies (Simulium spp.)
- Pest Control with Air Rifles - Squirrel Shooting - 2016 Archive
- Pest Control with Air Rifles - Rabbit and Pigeon Shooting - A Collection of Outings.
 ...Continue reading »  Cover Image: Dr Peter McEwen, CEO, i2LResearch, prepares himself for the ‘arm in the age’ mosquito repellent testing the company offers.
Photo taken by Lowis Llewelyn. With the FAOPMA Pest Summit in September and NPMA PestWorld in October it was inevitable that this issue is focused on pest control. On a recent holiday to the... Continue reading » 
Although we’re experiencing a milder autumn than normal, the temperature has definitely dropped. This is why you need to maintain your home for pest proofing – to prevent common autumn pests from infesting. Doing some pest proofing around your home will not only prevent pests from infesting, it also may save you some money in the long... Continue reading » 
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At least ten London schools have so far been forced to temporarily close their doors to students and staff. The reason for these closures? A rampant false widow spider infestation. The false widow spider UK is one of the most venomous spiders we can have here. It is around a similar size to a 50p coin. The false widow spider UK gets its name... Continue reading » 
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- www.attic-rat.com/repellent.html
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- Squirrel Hunting - 4 Squirrels Again Slo Mo
 We get so many questions from clients and visitors about the ins and outs of commercial pest control contracts. We wanted to put those down in print so as many people as possible can access the information. Following the popularity of our business contract protocols post, we decided to make an infographic on the subject for ease of viewing and... Continue reading » 
Food businesses are expected to actively control pests under UK laws. Pest control in food businesses is so important because of the food safety law and the health and safety law. There is also a duty of care to provide a safe employment for people in your business. This could be your employees, your customers, your contractors and other... Continue reading » 
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- Signs That You Have Mice
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  You may not think about squirrels as a major pest, but squirrel damage to homes can have serious consequences. Repairing the damage they do can cost you a lot of money. Squirrels are quite strong and are a lot more destructive than they appear. Squirrel damage to homes consists of the squirrel chewing on household materials. This could be... Continue reading » 
- Lumnia fluefanger
- Bed Bug Life Cycle Explained
- Pest Control with Air Rifles - Squirrel Shooting - Lethal Sessions
- 10 Facts About Rats That Will Surprise You
- Why Do Summer Insects Come Indoors?
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- Landmine Rats: A Heroic Side To A Common Pest
- www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3529726/When-wasps-ATTACK-Experts-reveal-evil-insects-target-avoid-stung-killing-one-cause-army-swarm.html
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Do you have a problem with foxes visiting your garden on a regular basis? Knowing what do foxes not like may help you to repel them. Foxes love to chew, dig and poop all over our lawns. They also cause damage to our bins, hoses, flowers and lawns. Foxes are fiercely territorial. So getting rid of one doesn’t mean another won’t move in... Continue reading » 
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- Could Bird Detritus Be Blocking Your Gutters?
- www.attic-rat.com/repellent.html
- INFOGRAPHIC: Pest Control Health And Safety
- Bed Bug Life Cycle Explained
 Rats may not be your favourite animal, unless you have one as a pet. In fact, many people are scared of rats. This particular pest makes them shudder and cringe. Just the thought of a rat being anywhere near your home or office may make you scared. In spite of rats bad reputations, they are actually quite interesting creatures. Not convinced?... Continue reading » 
 Company background
i2LResearch is one of the leading product testing and development centres for the agrochemicals and household pesticides industry. Founded in 1989, the company has expanded and diversified from its roots to become a successful multi-site and multi-national player in the Contract Research sector. Since spin-out from Cardiff... Continue reading » 
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- Business Pest Control Protocols
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Summer insects are often seen as being outdoors. So it’s very annoying when we find our homes full of these pests. This year in the UK, the summer heatwaves have been a problem for pests. The reason why these summer insects come indoors is because of the heat! Just like in winter, the high summer temperatures this year have driven insects... Continue reading » 
- Insecticide Treated Bednets for Malaria Control
- INFOGRAPHIC: Top 5 Pest Control Myths Set Straight
- Keeping Your London Home And Business Cockroach Free
- Urban pest management: an environmental perspective
- Types Of Rats In The UK
 Insect Problems This YearOur idyllic summer picnics seem to have been ruined this year by an increase in insect problems. During this heatwave, insect and particularly wasp populations have soared. Not so much fun for those tacking pests on holiday either. Here are some of the worst… WaspsWasps are now changing their behaviour... Continue reading » 
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Extermination and pest control has always been quite a simple and straightforward thing. Many home and business owners use traps and sprays to take care of the problem. Those methods have proved successful, but with the advances in pest control technology, the quality of treatments has significantly improved. Nowadays, there are some super... Continue reading » 
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Bayer appeals verdict on neonicotinoids
 Bayer plans to appeal against the recent ruling of the General Court of the European Union in Case T-429/13. The company is concerned that the verdict, announced in May, could have far-reaching consequences for the certainty and predictability of active substance approvals in the European Union...
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 Cover Image: The mosquito is part of the IPC logo and for good reasons; as a vector of malaria in 2013 it contributed to around 855,000 deaths in Sub-Sahara Africa alone. In this issue we look at the role of the SAS in the development of bed nets as well as the latest ideas on the impact of invasive plant species on mosquito populations. This is... Continue reading » 
  
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