Integrated Pest Management Program

In recent years, we have incorporated a pest management program highlighting biological control with the use of beneficial insects.  It is our goal to control pest populations using methods that are non-threatening to humans, property, or the environment.

To minimize risks to beneficial or non-target organisms, cultural and biological controls are implemented including the use of beneficial insects like predatory mites, beetles, and parasitic wasps which combat many common pests.

Close monitoring of pest activity combined with best practices of cultural, mechanical, and physical controls, such as sanitation, insect barriers, and watering practices are also incorporated. Through these efforts, we strive to minimize the use of chemical pesticides in our operations.

Protecting people and the environment while maintaining pest-free residences and commercial spaces.

What are beneficial insects?

Beneficial insects feed on harmful pests that can damage plants. If these pests are kept in check, minimal use of chemical pesticides is necessary.

We embrace eco-friendly methods, including the support of beneficial insects, to safeguard our plants. We believe in the importance of a healthy planet!