To understand where our Mole Deterrent product came from, you first have to know and understand our company, its people and the precepts we follow. Basically our name BGA Industries tells quite a bit about our company and our people. BGA is an acronym...
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Our blog is a treasure trove of information where you can discover effective strategies for deterring animals, maintaining a thriving garden, and safeguarding your property. Stay up to date with the latest trends in animal deterrents, explore DIY projects, and gain inspiration to transform your outdoor oasis into a haven of tranquility. Let Yard Gard be your trusted companion on your journey to a harmonious and vibrant outdoor space.
13 Oct
Where did the armadillo come from? The nine-banded armadillosare not native to the U.S. They began slowly expanding their range north from -- Mexico into Texas around the 1880’s. The nine-banded armadillo is the only armadillo species -- known to inhabit North...
12 Oct
Most customers want to put an end, as soon as possible, to the damage being done to their lawn by the pest animal. Yard Gard is designed with optimum ingredients and ingredient concentrations, which enables Yard Gard to start being effective in 1 to 14 days after the...
08 Oct 
A visual aid tells more of the story than just using words, the old adage of a picture is worth a thousand word is demonstrated here. When BGA Industries, the manufacturer of Yard Gard, first started to develop Yard Gard's formula, they used the Double Blind Study...
08 Oct
BGA Industries has developed a “10 Minute Lawn Care Pest Control Tune-Up” which we will conduct with you over the telephone.This is normally a service we sell, but during our End of the Season Clearances there is no charge for this call or service, but please be...
06 Oct
Fall is the time of the year where many people de-thatch their lawns. Thatch is made up of dead grass, clippings and debris. Some amount of thatch is actually good for your lawn but too much can be detrimental. The amount of dead thatch in the lawn can affect the...