[crusty old prospector]

[alexander_busek]

Officials battle 'highly aggressive' red imported fire ant infestation in Southern California

Appoint Kamala our "Fire Ant Czar" and send her south of the border to investigate the "root causes!"

That ought to help!

Regards,

[central_va]

Bring back Diazinon. It the onlyt thing that really works.

Banning of Diazinon

During the Clinton Era, President Clinton signed a tougher pesticide law in 1996. Diazinon was banned from use as an agricultural insecticide. At the time 80% of United States could find Diazinon in their residential products. In fact it still may be in use in certain households, as it is still used and considered legal in 14 states including California. Yet with the ban starting in 2004, having had 20 years pass, states which have accepted that ban have had hardware stores and other suppliers report that they have "ran out" of products with diazinon. These states which continue to use Diazinon is their products consider their risks low, yet its greatest affect is through inhalation and skin contact. Certain environmental groups continue to protest these states which still continue its use. [14]

[mewzilla]

More here...

Killer Ants Invade Montecito Agricultural Commissioner’s Office Battling Infestation of Destructive, Potentially Deadly Red Imported Fire Ants

OMG, if the Harkles are involved in this...

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[I-ambush]

Funny that, living in the South, that was exactly the image that came to mind.

[bert]

For the record, I spoke yesterday with a man who observed an armadillo in Maryville Tennessee.

I can hardly believe that we suffer from armadillo creep this far north