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AUSTIN Three urban pest trainings will be held in Austin for those wanting to obtain Structural Pest Control Service continuing education units for 2014, according to Wizzie Brown, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service entomologist for Travis County.
In October, November and December, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service for Travis County will present structural pest control classes at its office in Austin. (Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service photo)
Brown said all three classes will be held at the AgriLife Extension office, located at 1600-B Smith Road.
Classes begin at 8:30 a.m. and four continuing education units will be provided at each class, Brown said. Snacks and drinks will also be provided.
Program dates, content and units offered will be:
Oct. 10. One continuing education unit each in integrated pest management, general, termite and pest categories. Topics include integrated pest management of occasional invaders, drywood termites, stinging insects and fire ant management. Speakers include Molly Keck, AgriLife Extension entomologist for Bexar County, Brown and Dr. Bob Davis, a market development specialist with BASF Pest Control.
Nov 7. One continuing education unit each in integrated pest management, lawn and ornamental, termite and pest. Topics include integrated pest management of ants, biology and management of fleas, wood-boring insects, and landscape and ornamental pests. Speakers include Keck, Brown and Davis.
Dec 12. One continuing education unit each in termite, pest, weed, and laws and regulations continuing education units. Topics include biology and management of termites and cockroaches, weed identification and control, and laws and regulations. Speakers include Daphne Richards, AgriLife Extension horticulturist for Travis County, Brown and Mike Kelly, Structural Pest Control Service coordinator.
Program cost will range from $75 to $100, depending on the date of registration as shown in the program details at https://agriliferegister.tamu.edu/TravisCounty.
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Traps still in place around property
SYDNEY There's been no sign of rodents around the Cape Breton Regional Hospital in recent weeks an indication that stepped up pest control efforts over the summer worked.
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Cape Breton Regional Hospital in Sydney.
"There have been no new sightings of rodents on the hospital property," said Lynn Gilbert, spokeswoman with the Cape Breton District Health Authority.
In mid-August, the regional hospital had to step up its pest control efforts from monthly to daily to deal with a higher-than-normal number of rodents including rats and raccoons around the property. At the time the increase was attributed, in part, to a hole that was discovered in the hospitals compactor that was providing a food source to the rodents. A difficult winter that had left animals scrambling for food was also identified as a factor.
Since then, Gilbert said a number of steps have been taken to deal with the problem.
"The old garbage compactor was removed and it was replaced with a new self-contained compactor and before the new compactor was put in place an environmental clean was done of that area too, so it's really nice and clean and very tidy there," she said.
Additional traps were also placed around the property.
"We do still have traps set around the property, which we're going to leave in place until the winter," noted Gilbert.
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