Lawn And Pest Authority

06/03/2022

04/28/2022

https://blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/news/2022/04/18/uf-ifas-scientists-record-first-case-of-harmful-bacteria-in-ubiquitous-w**d-throughout-u-s/

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla –Scientists at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) have recorded the first North American case of a harmful phytoplasma disease known for its threat to fruit, vegetable and ornamental crops in South America and the Middle East. To ma...

04/28/2022

https://blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/news/2022/04/06/uf-ifas-expert-explains-what-to-expect-when-midges-invade-your-pond-lake/

Ponds and streams provide aesthetic and environmental benefits. They also provide breeding habitats for swarms of flying pests like midges. These mosquito-like pests often draw concern and confusion among crowds encountering them about what they are and what they do. UF/IFAS experts at the Fort Laud...

03/15/2022

Do you live in one of these active termite areas? https://bit.ly/3tczXdO

As the swarming season begins, here's some advice to protect your home from the UF Entomology & Nematology Department experts: https://bit.ly/3N2OPDA

03/07/2021

https://patch.com/us/across-america/billions-yes-billions-17-year-cicadas-will-emerge-2021

If you'd rather chew glass than hear the loud mating call of billions of 17-year cicadas, May could be a good time for some to get out town.

01/03/2021

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3538894312832570&id=182587201796648

THERE ARE MORE BIRDS IN FLORIDA DURING THE winter than any other season. Whether they're in town for months or just stopping by for a few weeks as they head farther south, it's a great oppor

12/19/2020

Palm trees, beaches and lizards are all common to Florida’s landscape, but did you know not all lizards are native? In fact, University of Florida researchers tell us that there are three times the number... Read More

09/06/2020

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3951665324849637&id=1460343790648482

An Australian study found that honeybee venom rapidly kills certain types of aggressive breast cancer cells.

07/20/2020

07/19/2020

04/12/2020

By Sara Weber Is it ever going to rain again? It’s been weeks, feels like months, since we’ve had a good, steady rain. As I was hand-watering some of my more finicky garden lovelies, I... Read More