Although roses are beautiful, they attract many harmful insects, bugs, and diseases. Thus, you need to make preparations. If you are looking for an insecticide that can save your roses now, determine ...

Many natural and effective ways can deal with a few cutworms efficiently. However, you need the best insecticide for cutworms to solve a problem at high severity. If not, your plants and your garden ...

This natural animal repellent works based on taste and smell. It uses potent ingredients like dried garlic and putrescent egg - things that deer and rabbits hate the most to scare them away. But ...

The economic threshold (number of insects present to justify control) is approximately 5-7 seed weevils per head on oil-type sunflower and 1 seed weevil per head on confection sunflower.

When I attended her biocontrol presentation titled “Rethinking Rose Pest Management,” I discovered that, apparently, true ...

Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view ...

Parts of the North Cascades and Mount Baker are facing an outbreak of the western spruce budworm, aerial surveys reveal. The ...

The flying insects with metallic green, orange and black coloring have voracious appetites. Japanese beetles, according to Landa, are most common on roses, hibiscus, cannas, Japanese maples, crape ...

OutgoingKabataan party-list lawmaker Raoul Manuel on Monday said several past proposed measures for oil price control were ignored by Malacañang.

The U.S. government is preparing to breed billions of flies and dump them out of airplanes over Mexico and southern Texas to fight a flesh-eating maggot. “It’s an exceptionally good technology ...

Loopworm, a Bengaluru-based biomanufacturing company developing insect-derived proteins, has raised $3.25 million Pre-Series A funding round. The latest funding was led by WaterBridge Ventures, an ...

After months of testing, here are the three bug sprays that stood out above the rest. So nice and light, you might forget you ...