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This is what awaits you:In the name of our entire crew, we welcome you cheerfully to the Grand Hotel de la Paix. Make yourself at homeYou won't have to worry about your important documents, money or jewellery while you are with us...
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Hotel description Grand Hotel de la Paix
In the name of our entire crew, we welcome you cheerfully to the Grand Hotel de la Paix.
Make yourself at home
You won't have to worry about your important documents, money or jewellery while you are with us - simply leave them with our friendly staff at reception to be put in the hotels' strong box. Use the elevator to access the upper floors of the well-appointed hotel. The lobby in the entrance is sure to make a great first impression.
Where you will stay
Satellite TV is a standard convenience provided in every room. You can take advantage of the electric kettle in your room to prepare a cup of tea or coffee.
For your convenience, we have a shower, a bathtub and a hairdryer located in our bathrooms.
Further information on the hotel
Citytax is applied, the price is 1,10€ per person per day. 1h connection to the Internet point and free wireless internet throughout the hotel offered
Reception hours
Every day 24 hours
Check-in time:14:00
Check-out time:12:00
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- Single rooms: 6
- Double rooms: 22
- Twin rooms: 13
- Triple rooms: 1
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Very rich on the nose with blackberries and blueberries. Full-bodied with chewy tannins. Lots of fruit and character on the finish. A well-structured Riserva. Better in 2015.
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The 2006 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva bursts from the glass with dark cherries, flowers, mint and licorice. This is a full-bodied, richly textured Brunello that impresses for its balance and sense of proportion. Layers of super-ripe, dark fruit flow through to the intense finish. The 2006 Riserva is obviously young today, but it is full of promise. The wine was vinified in conical oak vats and aged in Slavonian oak for 44 months. Anticipated maturity: 2016-2026.
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Bright, dark red. Slightly high-toned aromas of black cherry, licorice and mint. A distinctly dark expression of sangiovese, densely packed, sappy and backward, with excellent breadth and a suggestion of saline minerality. Finishes with serious tannins and excellent lift. Comes across as a bit less sweet than the 2007 classico, but also fresher and more structured. Makes that wine seem warmer, but this one is also carrying 15% alcohol.
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Deep ruby with orange tinge. Dusty oak nose and hints of cumin. Very sweet, almost rich. A touch candied on the finish.
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According to the cemetery records, the O'Neill twins were buried in the same grave space as John Henry O'Neill. There is no stone or indication of their burial on site. I changed the photo to show space around John Henry O'Neill and left a caption with the photo.
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What you do during this step will vary a bit, depending on how you set up your partitions. If you moved your partition layout around, you need to edit the /etc/fstab file on your new root partition so that it reflects the new drives you have set up.
Traditionally, this has been a simple step for me, because I try to order the partitions the same and generally don't have to touch fstab, but on this last migration, I had to add an extra step due to Ubuntu's use of UUIDs to reference partitions. A lot of modern distributions don't refer to partitions by their device name. Instead, a unique identifier called the UUID is assigned to each partition. If you see UUID=longstringofhex in your /etc/fstab, this means you.
Now, you have two choices here. The first choice is to change all these UUID lines to reference the actual device. This will work, and is less prone to typos that will make the system not boot, but you will lose the advantage of UUIDs. The other method is to reference the UUIDs for your new partitions and put them in place of the old UUIDs. You can find the list of disk-to-UUID mappings under /dev/disk/by-uuid:
greenfly@minimus:~$ ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/ total 0 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 2008-04-06 16:00 ↪634719fd-a6da-4fee-8646-0d485d7681db -> ../../sda2 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 2008-04-06 16:00 ↪665d7008-fde9-4055-8af9-483697acb005 -> ../../sda1 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 10 2008-04-06 16:00 ↪cf3892fd-e3d8-446f-8552-4c633be9c382 -> ../../sda3
Of course, you always could choose a hybrid of the two approaches, and set the hard device names in the fstab for the first boot, and then once you have confirmed the system boots, you then can update fstab with UUIDs.
As with fstab, if you changed your partition layout, you need to update your GRUB configuration under /boot/grub/menu.lst (or on some systems, in /boot/grub/grub.conf) to reflect your changes. Also, GRUB can reference drives by UUID, so if you see references to UUID in the GRUB configuration file, be sure to update it to reflect the new values. Once the file has been updated, chroot into your new root partition's mountpoint and then run grub-install:
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After I used my new system for some time, I noticed it wouldn't resume correctly from hibernation. It seemed like each time the swap partition would get corrupted. After some troubleshooting, I found that the root cause was a hard-coded resume device based on UUID that is put in the initial ramdisk for the machine. You may or may not run into this issue, depending on your Linux distribution, as each distribution manages its initrd differently. But, here is the fix for my Ubuntu system. I was able to find the offending reference to the old UUID in /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume. All I needed to do was update that file on the new drive to point to the new UUID for my swap partition, then run update-initramfs from the new system, and reboot.
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My "new" drive (external USB) was mounted read-only. This led to a cryptic stream of messages from CPIO complaining that the file being copied was not found on the destination drive.
Remounted as RW and all is good :-)
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With a day or two close to 80 degrees and warmer temperatues in early March, I knew we might have some trouble. A lot of our plums, apriums, pluots and a few peaches and nectarines have started blooming. Some are in full bloom but no leaves yet. With this crazy weather, we are supposed to get down to 30-32 degrees nightly on Sunday,Monday, and Tuesday. What kind of effects should I expect from these temperatures? Is there any recommended protection? We have about 25 fruit trees blooming and some are pretty big. It's a very disappointing weather forecast!
30F won't hurt a thing. Damage starts at about 28F, see link below. They are predicting 25F here but I expect lower. Amarillo is forecast in the teens all three nights. Everything is blooming there and here.
The only thing I've saved fruit with is a tarp and heat source underneath.
This is why I now grow in a greenhouse. But I also have outdoor fruit and several friends as well.
Here is a link that might be useful: illustrated spring frost thresholds
Great information! Thanks! So there is hope of having some fruit.
I guess the same goes for frost damage? Two of the 3 nights are supposed to be windy and cloudy. The third night will be clear and calm. I'm sure there will be a heavy frost Tuesday night.
Clouds are the best thing possible to hold the temperature up. Clear and no wind is when the worst freezes typically happen. But frost doesn't matter. It's all about temperature which is pretty hard to accurately measure in an orchard setting.
After bloom damage starts at about 28 and gets severe at about 24F.
The forecast keeps getting worse. The next three nights are supposed to be 29, 29, 30 degrees. I hope it doesn't drop any further! Monday and Tuesday night is predicted to be calm and clear. It looks like I still have a degree or two to play with.
We had similar weather last year, disaster. There was quite literally 'no fruit' last year.
Locally, no apples anywhere, plums, apricots, nectarines and peaches were a no show. The only stuff I had was black currants and a few BBs..
I just hope for your sake it doesn't happen to you.
Sorry to hear that Fruitnut!
I got up at 5:00 AM this morning to check the temperature. One of my thermometers showed 27 degrees, the other 29 degrees. I hope the 27 degrees was a bad reading. I guess we'll know soon?
One night down, two to go.
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Buck becoming agressive with does in heat
We have a 3 yr old Nubian buck that is bottle feed and very well
behaved in most cases. He has breed one of our does two years in a row
no problems. We have decided to add a few more does. This year for some
reason he is acting overly aggressive, and even down right cruel to the
does, even when they are in heat.
We are in arizona, a very hot part of arizona and are breeding on the
offtime to make sure the kids are not born in 110+ weather. I was told
the does will come into heat still if put with the buck... this seemed
to be happening but he doesnt seem to wanna breed them. He will but
them into the fence over and over, and even lifted one doe up by her
leg and held it in his horns. Yes he as well as the does are horned.
This was my choice because of safety issues from coyotes and wild dogs
out here being around so much. Anyways. Is this normal? How can I breed
them and not risk them being killed? The buck is very well behaved with
us and has never turned his horns to us.
If it is possible to separate them and put him in a pen that shares a fence with the does, your does will still be able to smell him and hopefully go into heat when you want. When your does go into a standing heat (tail wagging and discharge) you can bring your doe into his pen and either hold her while he does his business or let her loose in his pen and then take her out after she is bred. He is still a young buck and it may take him a while to settle down with the new girls.
But, I think if you could separate them it would be safer for your does.
He is already seperated from them, a connected but well enforced pen. They are only put in there when I think they are in heat. The last doe I put in with him was standing and lifting and swishing her tail at him. But he wanted to beat her up and did not at all try to mount her.
Yeah I currently dont have anyone in with him because Im afraid hell hurt them. I have thought about trying hand breeding him since he is a well behaved boy. It just doesnt seem in the mood to breed.
So you think bringing in the new girls brought on the agression even if he is aggressive to the first doe he has breed before as well?
Well, you have increased his "harem" and the number of girls he has to impress. Does he still get all looney and blubbery around the does in heat? Has he still been urinating on his face/beard? Has he bred anyone this year? With Oberhasli's they have a specific breeding season Sept-Mar, give or take a month or so. I thought Nubians would breed year round. How long have you left the doe in with him? If she is in standing heat and he is ready, you know it only takes 10 minutes for him to romance her and get it done. Maybe you could try holding him and have someone hold the doe and see if that works.
Well to be honest he doesnt seem very interested at all. The first doe that he has breed before, her name is Gypsy. Gypsy was the first one we put in with him thinking that familiar would be better for the first one. She came into heat, was Urinating at him and flirting... and I think they breed... didnt witness it but she stopped the behavor for 24 hours, the next day hubby saw the buck ramming her into the fence and she was taken out.. that was a little over a month ago, not sure if she was breed but is looking a little fat in the right areas. But with the new ones he shows no interest... at least not when we are around... which is alot. The first female Gypsy we saw him romancing her, but have not seen him doing the same with any of the others, not even the doe I know is in heat. He is def not in full rut because when he is that is rather obvious... Im wondering if Im jumping the gun and its just not his time to go into rut/breed.
I think Im gonna try hand breeding, and Im also gonna try putting the whole herd together again. I put him in a pen by himself because of safety reasons for a few of the herd. [one was his wether brother he was taking advatage of, and the other a doe we arent breeding that doesnt have live babies] But put him with the rest of the herd does and wethers too because thats how he was before.


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What can I do with these?
I have several large (about 12" tall) plastic things, with a lid, in the shape of a beehive. Pretzels came in them. I just know someone here can come up with a stupendous plan for them. I thought I could attach them to the side of the garage and maybe birds would nest in them. I don't know if they would since they are clear plastic. The lid is yellow and I could make a smaller opening for an entrance rather than the 3 inch wide opening in the jar itself. Maybe I could just use it as a bird feeder, but the squirrels would probably get it in. Any other creative ideas out there?
That looks like a bee hive bird house to me Hehehehe
Here is a link that might be useful: Dont throw that away 1#
Yup, definitely a beehive ... I think I would take some old rope ...like clothesline or a heavier rope & Silicone II for Doors & Windows to glue it on ... & drill a 1" hole in the plastic lid...would be a great birdhse!
I've used rope on pots & bowling ball before...but with this beehive shape you have, I think it would look cool. Jeanne S.
I like the idea of the rope. I might lose some of the ridges if I wind rope around it. Will birds nest in it if I leave it clear?
digger: I got the snacks at BJ's, a warehouse club around New England. They are actually those honey wheat twists, not pretzels.
If you want to use them for birdhouses but not leave them clear, paint them, plain or with design, flowers etc. Orrrrrrrrrrrr decoupage them, or mosaic. Hmmmmmmm wonder if Costco sells the honey wheat twists?????? Also you could use one for a frog house.
Be sure to post pictures of your creations. Have fun!
I would stack them 3 high, gluing them together. Microwave plate on bottom and glass plate on top. I would fill them with red lava rock, pine cones,shells, colored water, sand etc... And put a potted plant or whatever on top. Or spray paint them with paint for plastic but still put something for weight in the bottom one. Or decoupage on the inside---not sure how easy or how that would look.
They are such a fun item; my mind is spinning!!!
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Barb was born in Carthage on February 9, 1943, the daughter of the late Roy Peter and Rita A. Legary Vandewater. She was a 1960 graduate of Carthage Central School. She married Ronald J. Grover on August 25, 1962 at St. James Church in Carthage. Barb worked at Vans Coffee Shop, W.T. Grants, Johnnies Inn, cooked at Camp Mohawk and was a monitor and an in school suspension teachers aide at the Carthage Middle School for eleven years, retiring due to health in 1995. She later was a clerk at the Carthage Market.
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Kids will surely shriek when they see what pops out of these fin-tastically funny Bubble Guppies cards. Pick from two card options, print on cardstock paper and follow the easy instructions included here to create these fright-free Halloween cards for your guppy fan and friends.
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Cut the template out and begin creating the card by folding the template in half horizontally.

 Unfold the card, and create the pop-up tab by using a craft knife to cut along the rectagle's dotted lines and then by folding along the rectangle's solid lines. Turn the template over and push the rectangle away from you. Flip the template back over to reveal the pop-up tab.
Glue the pop-up images to the tabs where indicated. When creating Card 1 (see template), attach the ghost to the "BOO!" pop out by affixing the tab attachment to the back of the ghost and to the front of the pop out.

 When creating the Card 2, attach the pumpkin and Goby to the pop-out tab.

 Allow time for the card to dry then fold it horizontally and then vertically along the solid lines.

 Once the cards are complete, give to ghostly guests or place on tables as decorations!
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Rabbits are brave and he�s no exception! Add Benjamin to your x-mas collection.
Spread holiday cheer with these "sweet" messages.
Peter has a new gift for you to see. It's round, and blue, and hangs on a tree.
Picture this... your child's potrait "painted" by Frankin's Aunt T!
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Make your own Bubble Puppy with these printable templates and some felt!
Add some blooms to your kids' rooms with their favorite guppies!
Kids can make a priceless present that really pops!
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Predator for grasshoppers? Eating everything!
Hi, Everyone;
Beginning last year, the grasshoppers decided my yard was a buffet and they did tremendous damage and are doing the same again this year. My poor chocolate mint has been decimated, holes in my sunflower leaves, plus other plants. Is there a predator I can get and use? Maybe someone would like to loan me a duck (I hear they are very efficient at eating bugs)? I have used some insecticidal soap but I cannot tell it has discouraged them at all. I hope someone can help me w/ this problem. Thanks, Brandy
There are many predators of grasshoppers ranging from nematodes to birds, but the grasshoppers seem to be able to grow faster then the predators can control them. Insecticidal Soap sprays are not very effective at control of grasshoppers. The information linked below might be of some help.
Here is a link that might be useful: Grasshoppers
What insecticides and other pest control measures have you been using? If you stop using any insecticides, you will see an initial surge in pest numbers but the predators will increase next.
Insect-eating birds are probably the best natural control for grasshoppers, so do what you can to encourage more birds. They need water, nest areas, and bugs.
Parasitic wasps can help, but you have to be careful to not kill the wasps while trying to kill other insects (such as grasshoppers).
Here is a link that might be useful: Natural Pest Control
It is not quite as simple as just stopping spraying poisons around the garden, you also need to create a habitiat, and environment, that these predators find to their liking so they will hang around even when their target insects are not in large enough quantities to support them. Since many of these predators also depend on many of the plants people consider "weeds" as an alternate food source that may create problems for some people, especially where people are required to maintain those dull, boring neatly trimmed yards with the same plants everywhere and no diverstiy.
The only spray I have used is insecticidal soap on some of the worst hit plants.
This is a diverse area environmentally. Most of my lot is wooded, and my yard is full of weeds (need to mow again). I don't like grass in my yard- too much upkeep, so I have not planted any. I have a lot of sunflowers planted for the goldfinches, and I have a feeder in the middle of my bulb garden, I also have beauty berry for the birds. There are some wet/swampy areas in the woods, too, but the "soil" is mostly sand here.
I don't live in a suburban area, but a rural one (there are turkey plants down the road).
I will look at the natural pest control site. Thank you.
Blister Beetle larvae are a predator on grasshopper eggs. Unfortunately, adult blister beetles can desimate tomatoes and absolutely denude blossoms and entire plants.
This would seem the "cure" is worse than the problem. However, I came up with an idea that might help. Since blister beetles favor alfalfa over other plants, it seems reasonable to plant a patch of alfalfa around the veggie garden as a trap crop for the BBeetles. They especially like the blossoms. A plus is that the alfalfa is not only good for the soil but can be harvested and used as mulch or an additive to improve compost. Believe me, I've tried other remedies for grasshoppers, and nothing really seems to work very well.
Another thing about the Blister Beetles. I think I inadvertantly "imported" mine in a large round bale of hay a few years ago, whereas I'd never had them before. The grasshoppers on the other hand have always been a plague.
Let's face it, these issues are just some of the challenges gardeners face in the never ending struggle to put lovely homegrown food on the table, and in the pantry.
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PS: I'm NOT recommending you rush out and get some Blister Beetles~ but~ if you happen to find these nasty things munching on your tomatoes and green beans, just try to control them on selected plants, "sacrificing" a plant or two to the B Beetles. The best way I've found to kill them, (and other pests, including squash bugs), organically is with a combination of Spinosad and a bit of Neem Oil. Only spray in the evening if it's hot so you don't burn your plants.
The idea here is to leave enough of them alive so they can reproduce so their larvae can control the grasshoppers.
It's kind of danged if you do and danged if you don't. Just remember that alfalfa is their food of choice.
Thank you, Chips... I definitely don't want any blister beetles. I have planted rye in the fall to enrich the soil- have not used alfalfa (except the seed as fertilizer). I'm wondering if the grasshopper problem is not related to the shortage of bats... Any way, there seem to be less grasshoppers now than a month ago, maybe my garden spiders are having an effect...
I was curious about the treatment you mentioned- the Spinosad and Neem oil. Can you specify amounts and how harmful is it? How long before you can pick off a tomato and eat it w/o washing? I don't get any squash or cantaloupes because of the squash bugs, and I need to find a way of controlling them for next year. Thanks, Brandy
Squash Bugs, Squash Vine Borers, Cucumber Beetles, etc. control programs are very similar. This publication covers most of it.
Here is a link that might be useful: Squash bug control
I thought I would revive this thread. I'm hoping someone will give me a source for predator eggs, larvae, etc. Tiny grasshoppers everywhere, holes in leaves all over my yard. Wondering if part of the problem is cats keeping the birds from eating the grasshoppers (though the birds sure flock the bird feeder and empty it). Someone please recommend a place to order mantids or Syrphid Flies, or whatever seems appropriate (not blister beetles, though). Thanks, Brandy
How well birds will control grasshoppers, or any other insect, depends on having bird species that rely on insects for food. Most birds that frequent feeders are seed eaters rather than insect eaters, although even seed eaters will feed insects to their nestlings.
To attract birds that prey on insects you need to create a habitat friendly to them that provides a source of food as well as nesting sites. That also means not spraying poisons around the yard to kill off the insects they rely on for food.
The link below lists birds common in Florida that eat insects but that may be close enough although your University of North Carolina CES people should be able to provide a more local list.
Here is a link that might be useful: Birds that eat insects
Thank you kimmsr. We definitely have some of these birds here, including whipoorwills, wrens, owls, bluebirds, goldfinches, cowbirds, cardinals, mockingbirds, blue jays, robins, titmouse, and woodpeckers. I hear woodpeckers and whipoorwills, have seen the others in my yard, and bats (though not often enough, as bats will eat pounds of mosquitos/day).
I'm not much on using poisons in the yard- usually insecticidal soap sometimes. A lot of birds nest in the woods surrounding our yard.
Brandy - as kimmsr pointed out, feeders attract seed eating birds and you need bug-eaters. Make sure you have some shelter for them, water and enough bugs to keep them interested.
Mockingbirds, wrens, kinglets, flycatchers, kingbirds ... even chickens. Guinea hens! Also some wasps can hunt grasshoppers. As do some spiders.
One of my favorite sights is a mockingbird chasing a big grasshopper - the flying skill of both is amazing.
Here is a link that might be useful: birds of NC
plenty of places sell mantis egg cases. mantis don't feed on plants and will live in a variety of environments so long as there is food. Their favourite food being grasshoppers. Of the predators, probably the most effective for your problem.
plus mantis are not as dangerous as blister beetles & much cuter.
Thank you, I'm going to order some mantids.
As for the birds, I have a feeder in my bulb garden and see lots of birds, including mocking birds, carolina finches, goldfinches, cardinals, titmice, and blue jays. There are lots of trees (shelter). Water is a little more difficult- mosquitos are a reason not to have water basins (I get too many mosquitos just from my rain barrels). Don't think a lack of birds is the problem, toads though- really need some toads, and I miss seeing them.
That's all for now.
Yes, Kevin, I wonder if my problem w/ the grasshoppers didn't start w/ my cats killing toads and lizards. I still seem to have lots of lizards, but no toads. I have ordered some mantids and hope they get the grasshopper population under control.
Even seed eating birds eat insects and when raising young those nestlings are fed insects.
Create a habitat that is attractive to a wide variety of insect eating thingys, birds, toads, snakes, other insects (dragonflies, for example), and even centipedes, earwigs, etc.
The good thing about attracting those seed eating birds into your gardens is that their activity will bring in all kinds of birds!
Bird baths should be rinsed out every day for the health of the birds. Mosquitoes can never breed that quickly. Rain barrels can be treated with mosquito dunks.
Kimmsr, can you check or repost the grasshopper link you shared earlier in this thread? Does not seem to be working for me and I'd sure like some advice on what I should do. They've taken out two Bougainvillea this week. Or at least I think it might be grasshoppers. Doesn't look like the work of my cut ants and I don't see any other bugs. So it's an assumption based on the type of damage and the large amount of grasshoppers we have on the property. (10 natural acres, lots of oak trees and SAND ...if that all matters)
Brandy, did you ever find success?
I decided to try to have a look at night to see what was going on. Took a flashlight out and found two grasshoppers. A green spider or aphid or? not sure and a lizard falling down on the job. Actually he looked like he was still a baby. Here are some pics from my quest....I looked this guy up. He is a green lynx spider.
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No, Tamie, I did not find success, I have gotten a lot better at catching grasshoppers though. Yes, I catch them and squish them under my shoes, then toss the carcass into my garden spiders' webs. I did buy some praying mantis' eggs, but it was already too late in the season, I think.
Those are nice pics you took; I like those little green spiders...but, they like to catch butterflies! I found a couple butterflies hanging upside down last summer and when I looked closer I discovered little spiders had caught them and were digesting them! Amazing!
Next spring I will start right away catching the grasshoppers- I have already killed over 200 this summer, and hope to eventually whittle them down to a reasonable number. Good luck w/ yours.
Tilling in the fall with chickens, ducks, geese, or wild birds following will help to either get them to eat the pupa or disturb them enough to kill them. Tilling again in the spring will help to kill the larvae. In the fall, even better is to work in some soft organic matter (leaves, grass, etc. ) sprayed with honey water. That will kick the bacterial count up enough to cook those pupa.
Here is a link that might be useful: GarenForNutrition.org
The North Dakota State University changed what was on that link two years ago but this form the University of California is just as good.
Here is a link that might be useful: Grasshopper control
Thank you, green garden and kimmsr. I can see one of the problems is that I use the no till method- plant an area, put down newspaper and mulch in between plants and leave it alone- requires little weeding. Also, this being sand, the roots of whatever is planted adds organic matter. But, I am putting down some compost now and will do some raking in areas that are not so thickly planted- maybe that will help some. I would like to have a bad-tasting spray to put on the worst hit plants- start w/ that next spring and protect those plants before the grasshoppers destroy them. (Would you believe that the grasshoppers have done a lot of damage to a large holly shrub that I have? Why can't they eat the wild holly in my yard instead of my precious "Christmas Jewel" holly???)
I don't know if it will make a difference but I hope I will be able to plant some rye this fall- at least that will improve the soil. Thanks again, Brandy.
I'm having the same problem, we live right next to a hay field and as the season goes on the problem is worse. In the last three years the amount of praying mantis we have is amazing. But we still have grasshoppers. I'm going to ge t some of this spore bait for grasshoppers next year and put it out but it seems it only works when they are small so it's too late this year. Semaspore bait.
Here is a link that might be useful: Seam spore bait
As the link I posted above states baits laced with "Nosema locustae" are available and do help some. Seamaspore Bait is one that is available.
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Do I need to re-hydrate this yeast before I use it? I've just sprinkled it in before and it worked well, but after reading the instructions on the site, looks like I'm supposed to.
Is it really necessary?
How do you re-hydrate this yeast? Is there a site somewhere I can find out?
Rehydrate by putting in watm water 90* i think. I simply get a cup and run water till it starts to get warm, fill cup and add yeast. let sit 15 minutes , stir and pitch.
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I would suggest using preboiled water that has cooled, your tap water has some nasty stuff in it. I know I've had better results that way. I also sprinkle mine in preboiled water closer to pitching temps, say 80ish a half hour before pitching. I figure (caveman logic) that the water is free of oxygen and nasties, and will cool to pitching temps by the time I pitch. Just an opinion, not a scientist.
It is not "necessary" but it is recommended because sprinkling directly into wort has been said to kill half of them.
I pitched dry yeast and had OK results. Seemed like I under pitched a lot with dry yeast. I got better results by rehydrating. I always use water that I boiled and let cool to the propper temp.
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I have both sprinkled and rehydrated, and in my experience the biggest difference has been a shorter lag time when using rehydrated. As I am chilling the wort, I pull 3-4 ounces of 80-90 degree wort and rehydrate the yeast in it for about 30 minutes while I finish chilling and filling the fermenters.
I do re-hydtrate dry yeast. However, I don't bother to boil my water for re-hydrating but I do use water that's been though a charcoal filter. I bring it up to temp (85-ish) in a hot tap water bath. I haven't had a problem yet.
for simplcity ive done both, and neither were better than the other, besides after you stir the yeast in the wort, its rehydrated within minutes!
I have used S04 since around '98, both in commercial breweries and at home, and have never rehydrated it. It works fine as it is. I don't see the need to throw in an extra step and increase the risk of contamination. I pitch dry and always have signs of active ferment in about 8 hours.
It is said that not rehydrating will reduce the viable count, that is probably true, but the yeast will grow quickly and use their dead buddies as food... in the end the result is the same, so why bother? All that matters is what hits the glass
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5 Things You Missed: 2014 World Series, Game 5
The Giants' Madison Bumgarner pitched a complete-game shutout in World Series Game 5 to put the Royals down 3-2. Here are 5 things you missed.


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This can go on forever
This lady is making a strong and meaningful statement
Baby girl tries to reach sister's crayon. Failure is imminent.
It might cause you a concussion though
Pitty that the Law of Gravity has been already discovered
The good old "fight fire with fire" technique
How the heck did that happen?
Einstein was right about stupidity (it's infinite)
Bird shows what scientist are looking for ages: anti gravity skills!
Guy enjoying himself as any other ordinary and mentally stable Opeth fan
Always respect the power of the trampoline
Amazing baby ingenuity
FailArmy people have made my day, for once more
Hiking takes a whole new meaning
Nature fights back
This is poetic
Now he knows
HUman moustache
The excessive police reaction disease is spreading, apparently, out of the United States
Guy and his dog juggling football at Bondi Beach in Sydney


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