Community involvement in pest research initiatives. We want to make a real difference in our local communities. By working together, we gather valuable insights and data. Our goal is to empower communities to take an active role in pest research and management. We want to create a collaborative environment that benefits everyone. This way,…
Have you seen strange things in your home or yard? When should I call a professional pest control service? This guide helps you know when pest problems are serious. It keeps your home and family safe from health risks and damage. We made this guide to show you signs of a pest problem. We…
Many people ask: What’s the difference between pest control and pest prevention? In the U.S., knowing this helps keep homes safe and healthy. Pest control gets rid of pests already inside your home. Pest prevention keeps pests from coming in, like by sealing cracks. Confusing these two can waste time and money. This guide…
Did you know that there are over 1,000 species of millipedes found in the United States, with many of them residing right here in Idaho? These fascinating arthropods, which belong to the class Diplopoda, are not only visually captivating but also play a crucial role in the local ecosystem. Millipedes are known for their elongated,…
Millipedes are fascinating creatures that can be found in various parts of the world, including Idaho. These arthropods belong to the class Diplopoda and are known for their elongated, segmented bodies, each segment typically housing two pairs of legs. While their name might suggest they have a thousand legs, most millipede species have far fewer,…
Eagle Millipedes are named for the “millions” of legs they appear to have. In reality, millipedes have anywhere from 30-354 legs, depending on the species. The United States has around 1,000 species of millipedes. Millipedes are black, brown, red or orange in color. The most common color found in North American is brownish. Their size…
Fall is soon approaching and, as the weather cools down, many different kinds of insects begin seeking refuge inside homes or other structures. One such pest is the millipede. On the small scale, millipedes are actually quite beneficial to the environment. They feed on decaying matter and can help decompose plant material in your lawn…