Tag Archive for "Mites and Public Health"
Thursday January 24, 2013Posted by Donna Walker
Cheese Mites – France’s Mimolette
The next time you’re eating out, you may think twice about ordering “extra cheese.” Did you know that some cheeses have mites? And there are other cheeses that have maggots? What’s gross to some of us is but a delicacy to others…. personally, I love cheese and like trying different varieties but after researching cheese mites, I’ve decided a part-time job as a cheese connoisseur is not for me!
French Mimolette Cheese: The textured crust is caused
by cheese mites. Doesn’t look too unusual, right? Keep reading!
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Tuesday July 26, 2011
Posted by gerryweitz
Good Mites are Predatory Mites
Yes.
Good mites are predatory mites.
In this Israel 21 century article about predatory mites and strawberry production, from a fascinating magazine covering the latest in Israeli innovations, you will learn about the work of Dr. Shimon Steinberg of Bio-Bee.
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Saturday May 14, 2011Posted by gerryweitz
For common home invading insects and arachnids like ants, spiders and earwigs, even outdoor roaches that come in sporadically, we are able to price over the phone. These situations we handle day in and day out. This type of work is predictable enough that we can price up-front.
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