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Could This Year Be Extra Buggy ? Here s What Pest Experts Say Could Be In Store For The Midwest

A warm winter and early spring could mean more bugs: that s the bad news recently announced by the National Pest Management Association (NPMA).The group released its bi-annual Bug Barometer®, forecasting

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Which pests will be the worst this season?

Even though pests are bothersome all year, there are actually various factors that can increase the likelihood of running into certain pests.

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Pest Predictions: Experts Explain Why Pest Populations Are Rising This Fall & Winter

Pest Predictions: Experts Explain Why Pest Populations Are Rising This Fall & Winter
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Welcome Mat: Get your Dish and Design holiday tickets

Also: Holiday shopping with All Things Detroit; See the light with SnapPower; About those haunted houses

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Mild, Dry Summer Could Lead to Increased Fall Activity, Bug Barometer Forecasts

According to NPMA's entomologist, a mild, dry summer season could cause increased pest activity throughout much of the U.S. as forecasts show looming predictions for below-average temperatures and increased snow this winter.

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