[cg] Vole & Grub infestation--cure?
- To: "c*@mallorn" <community_garden@mallorn.com>, "Richard Katterman" <r*@earthlink.net>, "Hampshire Farms, Shirley" <h*@GTE.net>
- Subject: [cg] Vole & Grub infestation--cure?
- From: "* R* <c*@tir.com>
- Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 13:10:00 -0500
My folks' backyard butts up against a wildlife
natural preserve which surrounds a small spring-fed lake. Due to the
infestation of voles & grubs their small patch of lawn resembles a
cross-section of honeycomb. What is the best organic approach to promote
"eviction"?
I fear the concept of spraying nematodes because
of the latest study released indicating the cause of mutating amphibians is due
to nematode 'infections' which 'scramble' the DNA messages thus producing the
'extra appendages'. I would, obviously, oppose the use of non-organic
chemicals. We are at lost to find the best harmonic approach to 'cure'
this problem while respecting the fact we all share this planet.
All input greatly appreciated!
Cyndy Ross, Fellowship Chairperson
Sylvan Lake Lutheran Church & Community
Garden
2399 Figa Avenue
W. Bloomfield, MI 48324-1808
H/Ofc (248) 681-6630
H/Fax (248) 681-3115
c*@tir.com
PS June 13th we are having a sermon
on "God's harvest" & dedication of our community garden. The
service will begin at 9:30 AM & is open to all who wish to
attend.
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