“Insects are having sex in our coffee beans; study“
I know, I know you probably don’t want you want to hear about it, but I’m here to past along the stories that are in the news about bugs. So if you tasted the coffee and thought there was a different taste, maybe its the bugs.
Think about this, how did Hawaii get any pests or wildlife? What are some key obstacles in bugs or wildlife getting to an island? Those ships that started stopping by Hawaii brought many of the pests that they see daily. The Hawaiian government is working hard to stop some recent newcomers including the Coffee Cherry Borer and Little Fire Ant. Is there a way to stop them, probably not but maybe we can slow the destruction.
“Hawaii lawmakers weigh killing invasive insects.” This isn’t the first invasive critter to hit the shores of Hawaii, rodents and termites can be seen daily throughout the islands. The key is to stay ahead of the insect if possible, isolate and determine if quarantine can work.
I’m sure I’m checking out some bug.
Rodenticides and the EPA
Yesterdays answer is the Wolf Spider—
I ran across an interesting article that I thought was insightful and mainly right on the money. “Rat Poison, Peet’s Coffee and the California Desert.”
