August once again marks the start of rodent season
An annual reminder that saves time and trouble in autumn for those who read it early enough.
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Midsummer: who is most active in July
A short rundown of what people run into most at the height of the season. Read →
Ticks: how to treat your property the right way
Blanket treatment is neither necessary nor beneficial — what matters is treating the risk zones. Read →
The season begins: three things to do before warm weather arrives
Preparation takes one weekend, and the benefits are felt all summer. Read →
August: two seasons begin at once
Rodents head for warmth, cockroaches hit their peak. You have to prepare for both. Read →
Wasps get more aggressive by July. There's a reason
A colony's behavior changes over the season — and changes significantly by late summer. Read →
Ants and aphids: why fighting one without the other is pointless
Ants on your fruit trees are no accident — they're tending a herd. Read →
Mosquito season: what's worth doing in March
Everything done before the mosquitoes arrive works many times better than anything done after. Read →
Putting away winter clothes without feeding the moths
The main mistake is made at packing time and discovered six months later. Read →
Getting the warehouse ready for autumn: a two-week plan
Everything that needs doing before September fits into one clear list. Read →
Flies at a food facility: why sticky ribbons are still used
The simplest format keeps doing the job where aerosol use is restricted. Read →
Spring treatment of your property: the sequence of steps
April determines what summer at the country house will be like — and most of the work only needs to be done once. Read →
Mat or liquid: what the difference really is
Two refills for one device, and most people choose between them at random. Read →
August at a food plant: two problems at once
Cockroaches hit their peak, rodents start moving in — all in the same month. Read →
Blackflies and horseflies: why "mosquito" products don't work against them
Different insects respond to different substances, and there is no universal answer. Read →
Ticks: what has changed in the usual advice
Some of what we learned as children is now considered downright harmful. Read →
Why there are always more mosquitoes at a country house than in the city
It's not the nature around you — it's how much standing water sits on your property. Read →
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