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clever stink bug trap

Rob Seagrist

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Location: NC-Zone 7

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http://www.wjactv.com/video/28028425/index.html

worth a shot!

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John Polk

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I like that. With bait, it would probably work with roaches and other critters.

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Location: Pennsylvania, Zone 5B

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I wish I had known about this last year. This year, no asian stink bugs whatsoever in my area. They must have all died over the winter. Maybe it was slightly too harsh this year?

Jordan Lowery

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Location: zone 7

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i make a similar trap for mosquitoes. except you use sugar and yeast to create co2 as bait.

The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings. - Masanobu Fukuoka

Rob Seagrist

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ah good one, now I know what to do with all my extra kefir grains

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Alison Thomas

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Brilliant. I've just come in from my beloved veg patch to find that these blasted critters (albeit slightly smaller prettier yellow and black ones) have devasted my brassicas - grrr. I'm now off to make one of these 'nudgers' and will go seek with a purpose

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