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Benjamin Franklin
Pest Control
Tiny Game Hunting
A good beginner's book on natural pest control
If you are going to buy one book to learn how to control pests in your home and garden without using toxic pesticides, this is the one. Addressing a comprehensive list of common and occasional pests, this book tells how to identify pests (complete with pictures), control them, and prevent invasions in the first place. Ants, bedbugs, bees, clothes moths, carpet beetles, cockroaches, fleas, flies, lice, mosquitoes, rats and mice, silverfish, spiders, termites, ticks, and more.
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Common Sense Pest Control
The big, definitive book on safer pest controls.
700 pages of information from some of the most knowledgeable people in the field. Complies their years of experience at the Bio-Integral Research Center. Though it is expensive to purchase, it is thorough. It's the first book I reach for whenever I need to solve a pest problem, or someone asks me what to do to control a particular pest.
Natural Insect Repellents
Ancient and safe natural pest control methods.
What I like best about this book is that it isn't about killing insects we perceive as pests, but rather getting them to leave us alone. This thoughtful book contains easy-to-follow instructions for plant-based repellents you can make at home.
