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Newsletter Archives - Articles
Helpful articles published by ARBICO Organics in our seasonal GoOrganic Newsletters. These articles are being listed here to help our customers and website visitors gain insite into various gardening and pest control problems and solutions. |
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One of the best beneficials to release this time of year in the garden is Podisus maculiventris, the Spined Soldier Bug. These great bugs are my favorites for taking care of the larger stages of pest insects common in the summer, especially large caterpillar pests and foliar feeding beetle larvae.
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Oh no, here we go... the Japanese Beetles (Popillae japonica) have surfaced once again to begin their devastation of the garden. Beautiful little metallic green and copper creatures, just under a half an inch in length, you wouldn’t think they would be state enemy #1! Originally this pesky pest could only be found in states east of the Mississippi, but they have begun showing up in isolated populations as far west as California.
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The root system is essential to the health of any plant, and like everyone else, those roots (and therefore the plant) need a little help from some friends. Roots of over 90% of all plants on earth form a necessary relationship with beneficial organisms known as mycorrhizal fungi.
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I have become a compulsive composter since I fell in love with our EM Compost Container and EM-Bokashi. This amazing container is made from recycled plastic, holds about 5 gallons of food waste, has an air tight lid, a convenient plastic strainer and spigot, and a handy multi-use cup.
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Some of our most desperate calls here at ARBICO are from customers with fleas, and lots of ’em. With fleas in the house, on us, and our pets, we need a solution that will work fast and keep working. If you are just treating the inside of your home, you’ll keep getting fleas that are moving in from outside. With the right combination of treatments, both inside and out, you’ll win the war against the fleas.
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The West Nile Virus has returned this season. With 265 reported cases and six deaths across the country health officials are concerned. "People should not wait on reports of cases of West Nile in their communities before taking personal precautions. We are all at risk," said Arizona Department of Health Services Director Catherine Eden
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