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The insects that we deal with today are just a minute fraction of the millions that inhabit the world. Most insects do not harm human products or carry diseases harmful to humans; however many do carry diseases, feed on human food, clothing, housing and manufactured goods, and annoy or injure humans and other animals through painful bites. Knowledge of insects anatomy, development and behavior is one of the most powerful tools in pest control managment.
About Me
- Georgia Bug Guy
- Atlanta, GA
- As a certified operator in household pests and wood destroying organisms I have found that most of the information on blogs is either blatantly false information, urban myths or bad information passed down through generations. This site is designed to educate and assist Georgian's as well as others with their pest questions. Please feel free to post your questions or comments. I have to give credit to Mallis Handbook for the knowledge gained and a majority of my information comes from them
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