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Bug Blog Archives for 2008 March

A partnered division of our company, GBHXonline.com, has just launched a new web and blog hosting site. This is the site’s fifth incarnation, and it really needed to be done. Even though version four was an award winning site, it was over two years old and it was time for a “reboot” as they say in the web development industry. Like this site we chose WordPress for the site’s back-end (admin) affording the GBHXonline team the ability to get as much power as possible out of the site while ensuring ease of maintenance.

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Here’s what we hope is another timely discount on one of our more popular biocontrol agents: Ladybugs, Hippodamia convergens. For a limited time, we will be offering a discount on all sizes of the aphid-predatory beetles everyone knows and loves. Ladybugs — being that they can be stored and are inexpensive — are already a great investment. Thanks to this sale, the value is truer than ever.

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It’s that time of year again: We’re hiring. Specifically we’re looking for a local person — located in the south-eastern part of New Hampshire — looking for part time employment, between 24-32 hours per week from April to September. We want a person who is dependable, responsible, and detail-oriented. This position could become a full-time spot for the right person. If you’re interested, keep reading…

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We recently shared a story about some problematic Crypts in a doctor’s office. We noted in the article that the occurrence of rogue beneficials was rare and that we had “one similar story.” Well, this is it. This time, though, it’s not Crypts hogging the limelight, but lacewings (Chrysoperla spp.) instead. Here’s what happened:

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