NaturePest's article advocates for eco-friendly lawn care, emphasizing techniques backed by university studies. Key strategies include soil testing to optimize fertilization, employing organic fertilizers to boost soil health and reduce environmental impact, and implementing efficient watering and mowing practices. The article also promotes integrated pest management and the use of native plants to create a sustainable and biodiverse lawn. Finally, it suggests eco-friendly lawn equipment and explores sustainable lawn alternatives such as native groundcovers and low-mow grasses.

https://www.naturepest.com/eco-lawn-care-backed-by-university-studies/

This podcast excerpt advocates for all-natural mosquito control baits over sprays, highlighting their superior effectiveness in reducing mosquito populations, especially female Anopheles mosquitoes. Natural baits achieve this by exploiting mosquitoes' attraction to sugar, causing minimal environmental harm and promoting community involvement. The article emphasizes the environmental benefits, cost-effectiveness, and ease of use of these baits compared to chemical sprays, while also addressing common concerns and providing practical tips for implementation. Long-term sustainability and community acceptance are also presented as key advantages.

https://www.naturepest.com/why-all-natural-mosquito-control-baits-work-better-than-mosquito-sprays/

This podcast excerpt explains why centipedes infest homes—primarily seeking food, warmth, and moisture. It details how high humidity and the presence of other insects attract them, and how sealing entry points, lowering humidity, and eliminating clutter can prevent infestations. The text also addresses centipede bites (generally harmless), identification, and life cycles, offering both preventative measures and control methods, including natural repellents. Finally, it promotes a professional pest control service.

https://www.naturepest.com/why-are-there-centipedes-in-my-house-and-what-can-i-do-about-it/