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Bug Blog Archives for “Resources”
The BugwoodWiki Launches
Being that we’re into technology, we love seeing others in our industry embrace some of what is offered out there in the wired world. And that’s what the The University of Georgia’s Bugwood Network is doing: They started the BugwoodWiki. A wiki, just in case you’re wondering, is a community powered and supported internet reference site or collection or pages. It’s defined by Wikipedia, the undisputed mother of all wikis, as follows:
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A Down and Dirty Book Review
Since we were recommended as a resource by the author of this book, Ellen Zachos, Storey Publishing sent us a courtesy copy. We’re glad they did because this is an excellent read. The full title is “Down & Dirty! 43 Fun & Funky First-Time Projects & Activities to Get You Gardening” and the title says it all. With emphasis on “Fun & Funky,” this book draws the reader in with its vibe alone. Once in, the writing style will hook you. And if that doesn’t do it, then you will fall prey to the great photographs.
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Further Reading
In addition to what we offer on our Required Reading page, and the vast information on this site, there’s a wealth of information about biocontrol and IPM integrated pest management on the web nowadays as a quick Google search will prove. Here are some selected search results that may enlighten, entertain, and lead you to even more information.
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