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Re: Cut worm bait

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One solution to cutworms is insectivorous nematodes, available in Canada
from Natural Insect Controls (NIC) and elsewhere.

See http://www.natural-insect-control.com/ for info and get their helpful
catalog.

Frank---he likes toads, the big ones that eat big bugs, and the little
nematodes that eat soft-bodied buggies who are underground plant
terrorists...:-)


-----Original Message-----
From: D & S Spry <dspry@ican.net>
To: sqft@listbot.com <sqft@listbot.com>
Date: Friday, June 04, 1999 9:19 AM
Subject: Cut worm bait


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>Hi All, I have a problem with cutworms, never had them before, I have lost
>all my cauliflower, some cabbages and squash so far,,my beans are just up
>and I am afraid for them....I have put newspaper and some paper cup collars
>around my remaining seedlings,,,,my only revenge so far is digging up the
>critters and feeding them to the chickens..anyway, I read I can put down
>cutworm bait...what is it, is it natural?.....I have been told that it is a
>bad year for cutworms here in Central Ontario....any help would be
>appreciated......Sharon in Ontario
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