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Gardening expert Claire Mummery shares her top tips for growing abundant winter vegetables

As the temperature warms up, the critters are coming out. Scorpions and termites may seem small, but they could cause lots of problems for you and your home.

If you are stocking up on supplies and preparing for possible survival scenarios, you need to learn how to protect food staples like rice, flour and other items from various pests. When SHTF, you [...]

Fire ants are native to South America. They entered the U.S. through Mobile, Alabama, probably in soil used for ships’ ballasts, but all most folks really want to know about fire ants is how to get rid of them.

Bees as pests. dennis of orlando, florida has a different approach. he has a humane bee removal expert. known as the bee guy. he join us to explain why he takes this approach. i see youre protected. so, people see bees, they went to spray them with a can of poison and kill them. why should they not do that? >> well two reasons, number one as a homeowner the last thing you want to do is leave a bees nest inside your structure, it will cause more problems than you could ever imagine. the other rea...

So most people see bees as pests and want to kill themlf as quickly as they can. d dennis lengua of orlando,if florida, hasferentapproa a veryt approach. he is a humane bee removal expert.know hes been as the been doing it r more than a decade. >> hes known as the bee guy. he joins us to explain why he takes this approach. >> dennis, thanks so mucureh fr coming on . well, i se se i see youre protected. so what people see bs, they want to spray in with the t can of poison and kill them. wh>>y sho...

As the planning season for gardening begins, University of Nevada Cooperative Extension and their Certified Master Gardeners offer a chance to help you get the most out of your garden.

Spring in Arizona brings beautiful weather — and some nasty bugs. But despite their gnarly appearance, similar to giant mosquitoes, Arizona Pest Control says crane flies pose no threat to humans.

Despite their gnarly appearance similar to giant mosquitoes, Arizona Pest Control says crane flies pose no threat to humans.

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