Re: OT Beware Tick population boom expected this year!

[Guest guest]

Instead of kill off the animals that are just innocent victims of ticks the same

as we are, we should be encouraging the populations of those animals/birds that

are good tick-killers. Guinea hens eat a lot of ticks. I would like to see yards

and yards of these birds. We should not kill off ourselves with poisons and the

animal/bird populations due to tick infestation. That does not do anyone any

good. Feeding hungry guinea fowl is much more efficient and nature... Blessings,

Meo

[Guest guest]

Hi Marie,

Planting fruit trees in the green areas near the streets is an excellent idea!!

Hunger in America is a very sore spot for me and your idea could be part of

the solution!!

Take care,

Jim

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> Yes I am for it rises thousands of  turkeys and free them every wehre beside

we will have food for the bad days too and eggs same for chicken.

> Why do nt we plant decorative trees instead of fruit tree in USA and every

where in the street there would be much less people in hunger .

> Kindly Marie

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> To: Lyme_and_Rife

> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 10:26 AM

> Subject: Re: OT Beware Tick population boom expected this

year!

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> Instead of kill off the animals that are just innocent victims of ticks the

same as we are, we should be encouraging the populations of those animals/birds

that are good tick-killers. Guinea hens eat a lot of ticks. I would like to see

yards and yards of these birds. We should not kill off ourselves with poisons

and the animal/bird populations due to tick infestation. That does not do anyone

any good. Feeding hungry guinea fowl is much more efficient and nature...

Blessings, Meo

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[Guest guest]

this is a great idea. It will create small NO TICK ZONES. Now lets go to your

own state spray recommendations for spraying the fruit trees. Most need to be

sprayed at least one time per week. Now lets look at the re entry time that no

one can walk or drive down the street because of the pesticide restrictions. Now

lets look at the shape of the trees. Trees planted along streets are to grow

upward to stay out of the traffic and off sidewalk. Fruit trees are to be

pruned to stay low so if we plant them on both sides of the street we can remark

the streets to make them one way, letting the trees take over what would be the

outside areas of the road. Now vegetables are another story. We can plant them

in the open areas. They will stay low and be pretty. Why not sweet potato

instead of ornamental sweetpotato. Growing these along the streets we can

control all the insects down low by gassing them. The fumes from the gas and

diesel burning cars should do a good job. Now lets dig the area up. This will

solve more problems as we get ready to plant. First we cut the tv line,

telephone line, gas line, water line. Now we have the crop ready to harvest. Now

it will be a FIGHT LIKE ROAD RAGE to see who gets the food. Is it anyone who

can get there first even before it is ready to be picked. or is it the public

officials that make all their money from the taxpayers since this is on

public property it just seems correct the our officials should have another

method to widen their waste while we starve.

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> > Yes I am for it rises thousands of  turkeys and free them every wehre

beside we will have food for the bad days too and eggs same for chicken.

> > Why do nt we plant decorative trees instead of fruit tree in USA and every

where in the street there would be much less people in hunger .

> > Kindly Marie

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> > From: stagebabe2003 <stagebabe2003@>

> > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 10:26 AM

> > Subject: Re: OT Beware Tick population boom expected this

year!

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> >  

> > Instead of kill off the animals that are just innocent victims of ticks the

same as we are, we should be encouraging the populations of those animals/birds

that are good tick-killers. Guinea hens eat a lot of ticks. I would like to see

yards and yards of these birds. We should not kill off ourselves with poisons

and the animal/bird populations due to tick infestation. That does not do anyone

any good. Feeding hungry guinea fowl is much more efficient and nature...

Blessings, Meo

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