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Diatomaceous Earth is a non-toxic, safe substance made up from crushed fossils of freshwater organisms and marine life. Crushed to a fine powder and observed through a microscope, the particles resemble bits of broken glass. Deadly to any insect and completely harmless to animals, fish, fowl or food. Most insects have a waxy outer shell covering their bodies, INSECT STOP scratches through this shell causing the insect to dehydrate leading to eventual death.
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Newsflash

By: Mark J. Crawford, Editor
September 27, 2007

The new year already has exciting things in store, including the January opening of the Bradford Farmers Market.
County commissioners have approved allowing the founders to use the site of the Bradford County Health Department for the market.
With a site chosen, the founders, including Sam Williams and Marilyn Dye, are working to develop rules for the market and generate interest in participation.
"We see it as a way to help preserve Bradford County's agricultural roots," Williams said.
Farmers markets allow growers to cut out the wholesaler and the long trip to the auction market, she said.