Steve Tvedten wrote to me a couple of months ago, see below, FYI.
Thanks for the reminder Kirk - I just added it to the pest control
resources at Journey to Forever (these things take time):
http://journeytoforever.org/farm_pest.html
Controlling weeds and pests
Best
Keith
From: Steve
The Best Control II was written by acclaimed pest control expert, Stephen L.
Tvedten.
This body of work encompasses every aspect of Integrated Pest Management
(IPM).
Learn how to practice nontoxic pest control using safe alternatives to
pesticides.
This book is offered free of charge to
The document appears to be a bunch of advertising for health products!
I bet they are expensive.
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
_The Best Control II_ was written by acclaimed pest control expert,
Stephen L. Tvedten.
This body of work encompasses every aspect of Integrated Pest
Management (IPM).
I didnt get the impression it is an infomercial at all. He lists some sources
because some things are hard to find but in his ant killer for example
and remember ants are finicky eaters that prefer fresh baits.
One example of a homemade ant bait: Mix 1 level teaspoon (or less) of boric
Well have a look over here then;
http://www.safe2use.com/store/products/personal-care.htm
$40 for 180 capsules? It aint cheap!
Or here
http://www.safe2use.com/store/products/alternatives.htm
12 bucks for a pound of diatoms? LMAO!
Joe
Kirk McLoren wrote:
I didnt get the impression it is an
Less than 25 cents a cap for herbs and EDTA? Have you looked at what most EDTA
formulas sell for?
Food grade diatomaceous? Pool grade diatomaceous is carcinogenic. Food grade
costs more.
Example - A large bottle of peroxide is 1 or 2 bucks right?
How much is food grade? Over 20 right?
No BEEF here. But I haven't tried to calculate my costs but I grow
herbs in my garden and I have a much better chance of knowing what is on
them. I bet it costs less my way, which anyone can do, and it may be
better. Certainly is when I consume the herbs fresh. (except for the
nettles of
The nettles are very good, the growing tip. Just trim 2 inches off the top.
Joe Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: No BEEF here. But I haven't tried to
calculate my costs but I grow herbs in my garden and I have a much better
chance of knowing what is on them. I bet it costs less my way, which
Kirk McLoren wrote:
The nettles are very good, the growing tip. Just trim 2 inches off the
top.
They're delicious, as long as you don't eat them raw!!!
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