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Bugs And Weeds Pest Prevention Principles And Practices |
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Pest control is a subject that can be a little confusing. Many pest control companies offer what they call "pest prevention", but it is really just the use of regular pest control methods with longer residual effect. Preventing pests is more about changing behaviors, and modifying habits to keep pests away to begin with. Pests, whether bugs, or weeds, are usually a result of human activity. They can usually be controlled by changing the things that we have altered that draw them to our property, and by excluding them from the property. Pest prevention is simply a matter of altering the environment in an area to make it less attractive to them.
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What we have done instead, is to focus on the pests we already have by using pesticides, the over use of which, may have less than desirable results on the pests, on the environment, and on our health, or by using green pest products which although they may be less hazardous, still fail to deal with the underlying issue. What is that issue? That pests are symptoms of poor planning, or poor implementation, and can be stopped by proper planning and proper implementation. Certainly, we may need to sometimes resort to green pest control products, or even commercial pesticides, but most pests can be prevented. ControlControl is what we do after the fact. It is the methodology we use to manage a problem we did not prevent, or to minimize the bad results of something for which we did not plan or did not plan correctly. PreventionPrevention is preventing a problem before it starts by good planning, preparation, and follow through. Pest Prevention Vs. Pest Control: Some examplesWould you rather prevent an accident, or control the aftermath? Would you prefer to control disease, or prevent disease? The same is true of pest problems. The best control for any problem is not to stop it with the least toxic means, but, to stop it before it starts! The best pest control, the most green pest control, is pest prevention. That is, the least toxic means in every case. Change from pest control to pest prevention
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