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lyme and tick control

Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 11:55 pm
by Tanya Marquette
in searching for some non-toxic anti-tick lawn solution
i came across this information. it is actually an entire
book on pest control. there is a chapter on ticks, etc with
some interesting information and protocols for control that
are fairly simple.
http://www.stephentvedten.com/index.htm
click on the tick, mites, etc chapters (34 pp).
there is also a product Safe Solutions is the product that
the author sells. i spoke with him (he is in Michigan) and
found him to be very helpful.
the cost for his safe solution product is not very expensive
as it goes a long way (1 oz/gallon of water in a hose sprayer).
diatomaceous earth (de) is also very useful as it repels the ticks
from the area.
thought this would be helpful to all who ask about tick control
for pets and humans alike.

tanya

Re: lyme and tick control

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 12:28 pm
by Shannon Nelson
Tanya, what a wonderful resource! Thanks for posting it!! (In addition
to the products, there's very extensive and useful information about
the critters and how to make the environment less appealing to them.)
Shannon

Re: lyme and tick control

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 3:18 pm
by Tanya Marquette
yes, i was very excited to find this. i have been moving into
environmental controls for a living--mold, voc's, pests, etc.
not anything i would ever have thought to attrack me. but
i always find interesting information in anything i do and always
look for the holisitic approach to problem management.

there are a number of products on the market but are only
available to the trade and/or are very expensive requiring that
one buys in bulk. not very useful for the general public. that
is why this one caught my interest and so i explored it a bit
further. i hope this proves to be good info for people.

tanya

Re: lyme and tick control

Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 1:45 am
by Dale Moss
Great resource, Tanya. Thanks for posting this.
Peace,
Dale