Bedbug

Delve into the fascinating world of early 20th-century pest control with "USDA Farmers' Bulletin No. 754, The Bedbug, 1916" by Charles Lester Marlatt. This meticulously prepared print republication offers a comprehensive look at bedbugs, a persistent household pest and public health concern. Originally intended to equip farmers and homeowners with essential insect control knowledge, this bulletin provides detailed insights into the life cycle, habits, and management of bedbugs.

Explore practical strategies for pest management, learn about effective remedies available at the time, and gain a historical perspective on dealing with these unwelcome inhabitants. While times have changed, the fundamental biology and challenges posed by bedbugs remain remarkably relevant. This classic text appeals to anyone interested in entomology, the history of pest control, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of these resilient creatures. Discover the time-tested wisdom within these pages.

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