Stop slugs and snails from eating your plants with 1 natural everyday ingredient
A gardener shares how used tea bags can effectively deter slugs and snails while enriching the soil.
Do not throw away orange peels – a simple trick in the garden yields surprising results
Orange peels can enrich soil and deter pests, serving multiple purposes in gardening and home cleaning.
Residents report scorpion infestation in Vila Branca, JacareÃ; see how to act if stung
Residents in the Vila Branca neighborhood of Jacareà report a growing scorpion infestation following maintenance work that left cut vegetation scattered around, providing shelter for the pests.
Ranking of Pests: What Are the Worst Bugs You Can Find in a House?
The article discusses common household pests, focusing on their potential harm and the implications of their presence in homes.
Column 'Gone and Away': The Elephant in the Snack Bar
The article discusses the complex issue of animals in dining environments, particularly focusing on the challenges and perceptions of having living animals, like dogs or pests, in restaurants.
Daffodils will last longer in the garden if you do this 10-second spring task to prevent pests
A simple 10-second task can help prolong the life of daffodils by preventing pests and promoting healthy garden conditions.
Experts unsure how 'world's most destructive bee pests' landed in Australia
An investigation has found that while illegal imports are ruled out as the source of varroa mites in Australia, the definitive origin remains unknown.
The ten most devastating agricultural pests
An article highlights the top ten agricultural pests that have severely affected crops worldwide, with a focus on their impact on Ecuador’s banana industry.
Lizards Will Scurry Away in Summer, Try These Easy Methods
As summer begins, articles reveal effective natural methods to keep lizards away from homes, avoiding harmful chemicals.
Spraying jasmine plants with water from cigarette butts: what it’s for and why it’s recommended
The article discusses the benefits of using water made from cigarette butts to protect jasmine plants from pests and diseases.
Two dangerous potato pests were found in Estonia last year
Estonia's Agricultural and Food Board has identified two dangerous potato pests during a monitoring program in 2025.
The greatest damage to forests in Latvia last year was caused by pests
Last year in Latvia, pests caused the most extensive damage to forests, affecting 83% of the total damaged area according to the State Forest Service (VMD).
Anyone with a compost bin should place everyday item inside it before late March
Gardeners in the UK are advised to check their compost bins before warmer weather arrives to prevent pest infestations.
It Makes No Sense to Interfere with Nature: Gardeners Can Replace Sprays with Kitchen Items, Says Gardener
Czech gardener Petra Matějková shares her techniques for managing pests and weeds naturally, utilizing common kitchen ingredients and promoting biodiversity in her garden.
Calls for wild deer to be labelled a pest as population grows
Farmers and community groups in Tasmania are urging the government to classify wild deer as pests due to their rapidly increasing population and the resulting agricultural impacts.
'Lord of the Cockroaches' Filipino Defends Insects
A Filipino entomologist known as 'Lord of the Cockroaches' defends the importance of cockroaches in ecology despite their reputation as pests.
Pay attention to bats in Madrid: they are 'fascinating' and control pests
Researchers emphasize the ecological importance of bats in Madrid, highlighting their role in pest control and the misconceptions surrounding them.
World's largest urban coffee plantation, Biological Institute receives new seedlings to test climate change
The world's largest urban coffee plantation in São Paulo is expanding its research efforts to study the impact of climate change and pests with the addition of 1,500 new coffee seedlings.
Ditch common garden item that will come under attack this month, gardening expert says
Gardening experts in the UK recommend that gardeners remove box hedges to protect their plants from box-tree caterpillars.
Wheelie bins will always be clean without flies if you place 1 item inside them
Experts recommend placing a specific item in wheelie bins to prevent flies and maggots from breeding and alleviate unpleasant odors as warmer weather arrives.
Beyond beef: China and Uruguay team up on science to target cancer, pests and robotics
China and Uruguay have signed over 20 cooperation agreements to enhance scientific collaboration in areas like cancer treatment, pest control, and water management.
What it means for the lemon tree to have an unpleasant smell and how to solve it
The article explains why lemon trees can emit unpleasant odors and offers solutions for maintaining their health and fragrance.
Europe faces unprecedented tree mortality due to fires and pests
A major study warns of potential unprecedented tree deaths in European forests due to climate change, especially if emissions are not reduced.
Tomatoes will be flavoursome and pest-free when grown near beneficial plants
Growing tomatoes alongside certain companion plants can enhance their flavor and reduce pest problems.
Attract more birds and fewer pests to your garden by moving bird feeder to 1 simple area
Wildlife experts advise repositioning bird feeders to attract a wider variety of birds and reduce pest presence in gardens as spring and nesting season approach.
Summer intensifies pest proliferation and requires specialized control
Summer in Brazil leads to a significant increase in urban pest populations, necessitating expert control measures.
This is the best way to get rid of kitchen cockroach pests
The article outlines an effective homemade solution to eliminate cockroach pests in kitchens without harming health or property.
Say goodbye to cockroaches: just a drop of this product to eliminate dozens of them
A new product promises to effectively eliminate cockroaches with just a single drop, providing an economical solution to a common household pest problem.
Cold and snow do not stop nature's worst pests
Despite harsh winter conditions, invasive species like the Spanish slug, tick, and flatworm continue to thrive in Sweden.
Plants Under Mulch in Spring - A Sign of a Major Mistake in the Garden: What Is It?
The article discusses the risks associated with using mulch, particularly organic materials, in gardens during spring, highlighting how it can harbor pests and diseases over the winter.
Dingo advocates call for protection for 'apex' of the environment
Dingo advocates in Australia are pushing for legal protection of dingoes, arguing against their classification as pests due to their cultural and environmental significance.
Kari Määttä received a worrying message about his forest – some trees were dead
Kari Määttä, a forest owner in Sotkamo, Finland, received alarming news about dead trees in his forest, prompting a warning from forestry authorities about potential pests and diseases.
Brazil suspends cocoa bean imports from Ivory Coast
Brazil has halted cocoa bean imports from Ivory Coast due to concerns over pests and disease.
Brits with bird feeders in the garden urged to move them away from their homes
Homeowners in the UK are being advised to relocate bird feeders away from their properties to avoid attracting unwelcome visitors like rats.
Thousands of wild donkeys are killed, but later it's discovered they can save the desert
Australia's policy towards wild donkeys has shifted due to research showing they can help desert ecosystems, contrary to prior views of them as invasive pests.
Cockroaches in a block in a Krakow estate. It started from one apartment
Residents of a Krakow apartment block are frustrated by a cockroach infestation stemming from a single neglected unit.
Univasf Research Links Greater Presence of Sharpshooters to High Temperatures
A study conducted by Univasf reveals that sharpshooters proliferate more during periods of higher temperatures in the region.
Britons urged to never store 6 items in sheds or risk attracting pests
Experts advise Britons against storing certain items in garden sheds due to increased fire risks and pest attraction.
Attack of pests on mustard crops! Farmers in distress... changing weather has increased tension
Farmers in Rajasthan's Dholpur district are facing challenges due to a pest infestation on mustard crops, exacerbated by changing weather patterns and prior crop losses.
How to Easily Drive Mosquitoes Away from Your Home: The Foolproof Tip
This article provides an effective, eco-friendly method to repel mosquitoes using a common kitchen ingredient.
Giant Bacteria Pests ⟩ Here are 5 things you should throw out of your kitchen immediately
A focus on kitchen items that can harbor dirt and bacteria, urging regular replacement for health and food quality.
If rose petals are turning black or white, do these remedies!
The article suggests remedies for rose petals that have turned black or white.
Exhibition: 'The Moth is the Museum's Greatest Enemy'
The article discusses the role of Verena Reitz in pest control at the Deutsches Museum, highlighting the damage that pests like moths can cause to valuable collections over the past century.
The Silent Threat: How to Protect Your Heritage from Wood Pests
The article highlights the hidden danger posed by wood pests like termites and woodboring beetles, which can silently damage structures without immediate detection.
A small creature appeared at home indicating a big problem: how to get rid of it
The appearance of silverfish in homes often signals poor ventilation and potential moisture issues, which can lead to mold and wood decay.
Thousands of ladybugs in Canberra fight against aphids
In Canberra, thousands of ladybugs are actively combating aphid infestations on plants, highlighting the ecological battle against these pests.
Are you eating cabbage with worms? Find out with this trick
This article provides tips on how to select fresh cabbage at the market to avoid purchasing spoiled or infested vegetables.
Rats getting into gardens die to common bird feeder mistake - but there's easy fix
Improperly managed bird feeders can attract rats and other unwanted wildlife, but a simple fix can help mitigate this issue.
Dirt in the candy storage – cat took care of the rats
A candy wholesaler in Malmö was banned from selling food due to unsanitary conditions and expired goods, with a cat reportedly placed to deter rodents.
Few know: why black bags should be placed on tree branches
The article explains the agricultural practice of placing black bags on tree branches to create a warm microenvironment that helps control pests naturally.