DE is one of those things that are often recommended, but seldom
endorsed through experience.
I've dusted a lot of crops with DE back in the early days, mostly for
slugs. I don't think I EVER felt that it actually worked, if dusted,
or even if put into (very expensive!) dykes around at-risk vegetables.
I've heard realiable sources say that a few pounds of DE in a
grainery will cure a meal worm problem. But reliable sources still
recommend it for slugs, also.
I've never felt comfortable feeding it to livestock for exactly the
reasons that it is supposed to work. Gosh, what are the upper and
lower portions of the digestive system than enlargement of the basic
worm?
Thanks, Will
-Allan
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