Category Archives: organic pest solutions

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Organic Insecticides for all kind of insects: Bed Bugs? Ticks? Fleas? Scorpions?

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

BEST EVER INSECT SPRAY GALLON VISIT THE WEBSITE HERE Application Rate: 1 gallon per 1000 square foot of surface area. BEST EVER works great as a SCENT MASK for hunters while keeping pesky insects at bay Get to know the … Continue reading →

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WHERE TO FIND CEDARCIDE PRODUCTS: Orginal Cedar Oil formulation

Posted on November 1, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

To the best of our knowledge our Company (the brand formally known as CedarCide) has sold and serviced several hundreds of thousands of customers over the years. This however is an estimate since all customer files and all sales and … Continue reading →

Posted in organic pest solutions | Tagged bioinsecticides., biopesticide, Cedar Oil Products, Cedarcide, CedarCide solutions, CedarWood, pest control, wood protectant | 3 Comments

CedarCide is a gardener’s best friend.

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

From our Testimonial Page (and Randi Rhodes e-mail) Hi Randi. I emailed you last fall after the Haboob dumped some nasty little critters on my hibiscus plant. I told you that the plant was almost dead and that I … Continue reading →

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CedarCide.Com Earns USDA Certified Biobased Product Label

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

Houston, TX. (PRWEB) April 15, 2012 CedarCide.Com has earned the USDA Certified Biobased Product Label for its PCO Choice (PEST CONTROL OPERATORS CHOICE). The USDA Certified Biobased Product Label verifies that the product’s amount of renewable biobased ingredients meets or … Continue reading →

Posted in Cedar Oil, insect eradication, organic gardening, Organic Pest Control, organic pest solutions | Tagged bioagriculture, biopreferred, organic, organic agriculture | Leave a comment

Control of Termites with CedarCide Products‏

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

Dr. Ben, I’ve spoken with one of your salespeople at CedarCide and saw the YouTube on Cedar Shield. I can see the benefits of applying the product to raw lumber, but Carey said it would be absorbed through paint and wood sealers. … Continue reading →

Posted in CedarCide, insect eradication, Moths, Organic Pest Control, organic pest solutions, termites | Tagged agent gold, Cedarcide, Non Toxic Wood Treatment Products, wood protection, wood stabilizer | Leave a comment

ANIMAL HEALTH ISSUES and CONSUMER ALERTS

Posted on March 19, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

Hi Folks, We appreciate your interest in our “CONSUMER ALERT ANNOUNCEMENTS”. We will continue to provide you with updates such as these that will keep you informed on topics such as “WHAT YOUR VET IS NOT TELLING YOU ABOUT DANGEROUS … Continue reading →

Posted in cats, Cedar Oil, CedarCide, dogs, fleas, insect eradication, organic pest solutions, Pets | Tagged 100% biological outdoor insect control product, Cedarcide, CedarCide Reviews, flea control, non toxic pest control, organic insect control. | Leave a comment

Against deer ticks that cause Lyme disease: use green tick control Best Yet

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

Is Best Yet effective against deer ticks that cause Lyme disease – when applied to the skin and clothing? Is it safe to put on the face? We have plans to go to Cape Cod, but concern about ticks is high. Faith… … Continue reading →

Posted in CedarCide, flies, lyme disease, Mites, organic pest solutions | Tagged awareness lyme disease, Cedarcide, green biopesticides, lyme disease, organic non toxic insecticides | 1 Comment

Beautiful gardens with Organic Fertilizers

Posted on January 12, 2012 by Living the happy retired life

Formulated by CedarCide’s own Dr. Ben Oldag for the Agricultural Industry as a organic fertigation application to be used in irrigation pivots and spray or drip feed fertilization systems.

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