Andy Hemmer
Diatomaceous Earth for Grain Storage
Proper grain storage is critical to maintaining food quality, reducing waste, and preventing infestations. Traditional methods of pest...
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Diatomaceous Earth Blog
Andy Hemmer
1 day ago3 min read
Is Diatomaceous Earth Safe for Dogs?
Diatomaceous earth (DE) is a natural substance made from the fossilized remains of diatoms, a type of algae. It has gained popularity as...
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Andy Hemmer
2 days ago5 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Cleaning Spills
When it comes to cleaning up spills—whether they’re from oil, grease, wine, or water—reaching for a natural and effective solution is...
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Andy Hemmer
3 days ago5 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for No-See-Ums
If you’ve ever dealt with no-see-ums, you know just how irritating these tiny biting pests can be. Also known as biting midges, these...
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Andy Hemmer
4 days ago5 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are beloved for their lush, colorful blooms and add charm to any garden. However, like many garden plants, hydrangeas can...
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Andy Hemmer
5 days ago5 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Earwigs
Earwigs or known as "pincher bugs" are common garden pests with a distinctive appearance, known for the pincer-like appendages on their...
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Andy Hemmer
6 days ago5 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Millipedes
Millipedes are common arthropods known for their segmented, cylindrical bodies and numerous legs that can reach up to 14 inches in length...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 155 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Bee Mites
Bee mites, such as the Varroa destructor and tracheal mites, are some of the most persistent threats beekeepers face today. These...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 145 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Small Hive Beetles
As a beekeeper, one of the common challenges you may encounter is the small hive beetle (SHB). Native to sub-Saharan Africa, these pests...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 134 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Springtails
When springtails make an appearance in your home or garden, their presence can quickly turn from a minor annoyance to a significant...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 125 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Leaf Miners
Leaf miners are notorious garden pests that burrow through leaves, leaving a trail of damage in their wake. These pests aren’t a single...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 123 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Tarnished Silver
When it comes to natural solutions for restoring tarnished silver, diatomaceous earth (DE) is a surprisingly effective and eco-friendly...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 114 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Root Aphids
Root aphids are a common, soft bodied, and stubborn garden pests that can wreak havoc on plants by feeding on their roots, leading to...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 105 min read
Diatomaceous Earth vs Boric Acid
In the world of natural pest control, boric acid and diatomaceous earth are two well-regarded substances that stand out for their...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 96 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Cannabis
Growing cannabis can be a highly rewarding endeavor, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges, including pest management. Pest...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 84 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Weevils
Weevils can be a significant problem in households, especially if they find their way into your pantry. They can infest grains, rice,...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 75 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for the Emerald Ash Borer
The emerald ash borer (EAB), Agrilus planipennis , has become a notorious pest, devastating ash tree populations across North America and...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 64 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Roses
Roses are the crown jewels of many gardens, known for their elegance, fragrance, and beauty. However, they can be finicky and vulnerable...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 64 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Fruit Trees
Fruit trees bring both beauty and bounty to a garden. However, they are highly susceptible to pests and diseases that can compromise the...
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Andy Hemmer
Nov 55 min read
Diatomaceous Earth for Whiteflies
Whiteflies are a common garden pest that can wreak havoc on a wide variety of plants, from tomatoes and cucumbers to ornamental flowers...
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