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Using Diatomaceous Earth on Your Camping Trip
When planning your next camping adventure, you're probably packing the essentials: tent, sleeping bag, cooking gear, and insect...
Andy Hemmer
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Diatomaceous Earth for Carrots
Carrots are a staple in many home gardens, but they can be vulnerable to pests like carrot rust flies, aphids, root maggots, and slugs . ...
Andy Hemmer
Feb 253 min read
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Using Diatomaceous Earth in Raised Beds
Raised beds offer improved drainage, better soil control, and easier pest management , making them a popular choice for gardeners....
Andy Hemmer
Feb 243 min read
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Diatomaceous Earth For Sunflowers
Sunflowers are stunning, resilient plants  that attract pollinators and brighten gardens. However, they can also be a magnet for pests...
Andy Hemmer
Feb 233 min read
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Diatomaceous Earth for Raspberries
Raspberry bushes are a delicious but delicate  crop, often targeted by pests like aphids, beetles, borers, mites, slugs, and wasps ....
Andy Hemmer
Feb 223 min read
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Is Diatomaceous Earth Safe For Puppies and Kittens?
Puppies and kittens are delicate, with developing immune systems and sensitive skin. As pet owners look for natural alternatives to...
Andy Hemmer
Feb 214 min read
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Diatomaceous Earth For Pet Birds
Pet birds, from parrots to finches, require careful care to stay healthy. One common issue bird owners face is external parasites  such...
Andy Hemmer
Feb 203 min read
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Diatomaceous Earth For Ferrets
Ferrets are playful, curious pets that require careful care to stay healthy. One common issue ferret owners face is external and internal...
Andy Hemmer
Feb 193 min read
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How to Use Diatomaceous Earth in Bird Feeders
Bird feeders attract beautiful wildlife, but they can also become breeding grounds for pests like ants, weevils, mites, and mold . Using...
Andy Hemmer
Feb 183 min read
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