<p>What makes something a pest is a question not often asked but it is important to help identify when and how to take action. You need to identify what the problem is, what the potential impact of the problem is, what your tolerance for the problem is. Only after these things have been defined can you take the next step to control the problem. This is the foundation for integrated pest management. </p>

What makes something a pest is a question not often asked but it is important to help identify when and how to take action. You need to identify what the problem is, what the potential impact of the problem is, what your tolerance for the problem is. Only after these things have been defined can you take the next step to control the problem. This is the foundation for integrated pest management.

<p>What makes something a pest is a question not often asked but it is important to help identify when and how to take action. You need to identify what the problem is, what the potential impact of the problem is, what your tolerance for the problem is. Only after these things have been defined can you take the next step to control the problem. This is the foundation for integrated pest management.&nbsp;</p>

What is a pest and what do I do about it?

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