"I do this every time." Homeowner shares brilliant hack using empty spice shakers: 'So smart' first appeared on The Cool Down ...

Fruit flies are nasty pests in the kitchen, popping up when you're prepping food and proving hard to get rid of, but growing ...

Abstract: The olive fruit fly can damage up to 100% of the harvested fruit and can cause up to 80% reduction of the value of the resulting olive oil. Therefore, it is important to early detect its ...

Wondering about the hardest household pests to get rid of? Here are some common pests that can cause persistent infestations.

The government has sent 8,000 tsetse fly traps to Kalangala District to help control the biting insects that have recently moved from the shores of Lake Victoria into people’s homes and farms. Reports ...

Growing citrus fruit is a fun and exciting adventure, but the adventure doesn't have to stop just because it is winter. If you have an indoor lemon tree, you can encourage it to produce fruit in the ...

Growing a pomegranate tree indoors lets you enjoy its beautiful blooms and sweet fruit even in cold climates. Choose compact varieties like ‘Red Silk’ or ‘Nana,’ which thrive in containers and offer ...

(StatePoint) As the weather cools, we’re not the only ones heading indoors. When temperatures drop, flying insects like fruit flies, gnats, and house flies often seek shelter inside, especially during ...

This summer, a small number of invasive Mediterranean fruit flies were detected in San Jose. In response, the state started doing something that might seem strange: releasing millions more fruit flies ...

The Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (BAF) has activated immediate domestic quarantine measures for the Yasawa and Mamanuca islands following the detection of Bactrocera facialis, commonly known as the ...

The Biosecurity Authority of Fiji has confirmed the detection of species of Fruit Fly native to Tonga, in Fiji. This marks the first official report of the pest in the country and BAF states this ...

As the seasons change, have you noticed those tiny fruit flies buzzing around more than ever? Fear not! Laura Irish-Hanson from the University of Minnesota Extension is here with information on why ...