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With all our other farm projects going on I haven't time to fight the LFA as I should be and I'm willing to pay a fair price for somebody to come out.
Who can you recommend who will:
1) Answer calls and/or return messages when they don't answer calls.
2) Come out.
3) Control LFA.
4) Charge reasonable price.
Please don't recommend KFA because we have emailed them, we have called them, we have left messages for them. Refer to #1 above.
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talk to Joseph tucker.... 785 7288 He's been treating my acre for over a year now... no complaints
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Bee Charmer 480 217 4597 Shane lives in HPP
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Bee actually works on Electric Ant eradication? Ive never seen him post anything like that on fb...
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save our indigenous and endemic Hawaiian Plants... learn about them, grow them, and plant them on your property, ....instead of all that invasive non-native garbage I see in most yards... aloha
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save our indigenous and endemic Hawaiian Plants... learn about them, grow them, and plant them on your property, ....instead of all that invasive non-native garbage I see in most yards... aloha
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He has been doing my yard for 2 months now.
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Perhaps DIY. I go to ACE on a Tuesday as it's 10% off for seniors, I'm 75, and buy Amdro. One contaner does an Acre but I use 2 per acre for a total of 8 containers. I use a cheap hand held plastic spreader, mid setting. Fire ants pau for 3-4 months. Takes me an hour to walk and spread it thru the 4 acres. Wait for a dry sunny day.
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Amdro gets them on the ground but not the ones living in the trees; you have to use the gel bait for those. If you've got a farm or any kind of short trees around, those are the big problem because they drop down the back of your neck or under your shirt while you're working in the yard, and you don't even realize until you've been stung a dozen times. Hala, coconut, and sugarcane are the worst; I've had a really hard time eliminating them from those plants, I guess because they stay down deep between the leaves and live off of scale insects.
