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1030 N WYNDHAM BELLE CHASSE 109 JASMINE CT BELLE CHASSE Only $409,900 UNDER CONTRACT IN ONE WEEK! Beautiful open floor plan with 5 bed rooms and Only $269,900 Bostonian model home with a very private floor plan. This includes a down stairs master suite with an office, formal living room, formal dinning room with half bath down stairs, large den with an open kitchen, and breakfast area. 3 Beds up with 2 full baths, 2 car garage, beautiful back yard and lovely landscaping at front entrance of home. This is a beautiful home do not pass this one by. Sellers willing to give a carpet allowance. MLS #2051178

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BELLE CHASSE HOME SPRINGWOOD ESTATES ONLY $409,000 Lovely 3 bd / 3 ba with office and in 107 THOUSAND OAKS CR BELLE CHASSE Only $389,999 This is a custom built 4 bd / 3.5 ba

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addition to other amenities a man cave with its own bath, huge backyard and master suite, each room has private area and bath. 109 Ginger. MLS#2026440

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LOG CABIN $4,800. (Original price, $23,000.) Solid oak log walls. Plans for cabin, fireplace, loft, porches. Haul to Louisiana $1,850. Pay when received. Owner. 870-577-5757.

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6 Break Creek Dr. $474,660 English Turn. 4BD/3.5BA. completed new construction home in affluent neighborhood. Frpl. surrounded by custom shelving. Kit. w/ grey cabinets, premium appliances & satin nickel fixtures. Game rm. & att. garage. Approx. 2,637 sq. ft. liv. & 3,294 total area.

4 Bear Creek Dr. $462,600 English Turn. 4BD/3BA completed new construction home in affluent neighborhood. Crown molding, custom cabinetry, gas frpl., oil rubbed bronze finishes, soaring ceilings, wd. & travertine flooring, & much more including completed landscaping. Approx. 2,570 sq. ft. liv. & 3,260 total area.

215 Demandre St. $285,000 Belle Chasse. 3BD/2.5BA. Cathedral ceilings & frpl. in liv. rm. Great outside features - circle drive, detached garage, fenced rear yard, covered back patio, inground pool, & covered parking for boat/RV. “B” flood zone. Approx. 2,282 sq. ft. liv. & 3,168 total area.

155 Plantation Ln. $285,000 Belle Chasse. 4BD/3BA. Offers bar area, gas frpl., recessed lighting, sunroom, tray ceilings, etc. 180’ X 265’ lot. Current owner pays $890/year for flood insurance. Approx. 3,790 sq. ft. liv. & 4,284 total area.

105 Lambda St. $275,000 NEW PRICE! Belle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Features many grand amenities such as 10’ ceilings, sealed concrete flooring, tray ceilings, etc. Master suite includes huge walk in closet. Has long driveway & detached garage, as well as fenced in rear yard. Approx. 1,766 sq. ft. liv. & 2,351 total area.

263 Wilson St. $199,000 Belle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Living rm. with corner fireplace. Kitchen includes new SS appl. including refrigerator. Newer water heater & upgraded metal roof. Includes 13 month home warranty. Approx. 1,370 sq. ft. liv. & total area.

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LDWF Will Host Explore Bowhunting Workshop April 30 at Haughton Middle School The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will hold an Explore Bowhunting instructor’s workshop April 30 at 9 a.m. at Haughton Middle School in Haughton, La. The workshop is free and will provide six hours of hands-on training for teachers. All material used during the workshop will be furnished. Explore Bowhunting is an outdoor conservation education program, focusing on interaction with wildlife. It teaches students how to enjoy the outdoors by developing basic skills in bow hunting as well as gaining an appreciation for and better understanding of wildlife. To register for the workshop, schedule a workshop at your school or for more information, contact John Sturgis at 337-948-0255 or jsturgis@wlf.la.gov.

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DININGTABLE & 5 chairs, ENCALADE, TERRY DUMAS DAVANT, LA $65. Call 985-640-2720. PROBATION HOLD LA.H.S. DIPLOMASTATE APPROVED home study. Monthly tuition, $80, Grades 6-12. Ages 13-18. 866-766-0420.

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ROOMMATE WANTED Furnished, bedroom share bath, mature responsible adult, NO PETS, no overnight guests, Shared Kitchen & Common room available, cable & internet included. $600. 6 month lease. Slidell, Call 985640-1607

First Community Center in Grand Bayou Since Katrina Opens Led by the donations of Davie Shoring and several local Plaquemines businesses, the first community center in Grand Bayou since Katrina had its ribbon cutting recently. Attended by area leaders, including 7th District Parish Councilwoman Aubrey Trafant Savant, whose district houses Grand Bayou, the ceremony was brief but poignant. Several other parish officials attended the ribbon cutting, which was announced earlier this year in Plaquemines and Westbank Plus! The center was the culmination of many years of efforts by numerous entities and the residents of Grand Bayou now have a place to hold their events.

Foreclosure Sales

Sheriff’s Sales are held on the second Wednesday of each month unless otherwise advertised. Sales are held at the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office, 8022 Highway 23, Belle Chasse, Louisiana at 10:00 a.m. Each property is advertised in the official parish newspaper of record, twice within thirty (30) days for real estate or once within ten (10) days for movables before the auction, and in Plaquemines Plus! at the earliest opportunity. 06-08-2016 Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62829 21St Mortgage Corporation vs.

Karen L. Kellogg scheduled for June 8, 2016

06-08-2016

Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62812 NAS JRB Credit Union vs.

Rondel Battle scheduled for June 8, 2016

06-08-2016

Foreclosre Sale for Suit No. 62817 Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc. vs.

Gamaliel W. Dyer scheduled for June 8, 2016

05-11-2016

Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62783 21st Mortgage Corporation vs.

Brunel M. Prout scheduled for May 11, 2016

05-11-2016

Foreclosure Sale for suit No. 62729 JPMorgan Chase Bank,

National Assocation vs. Tiffany Sylve Fruge wife of/and

John Paul Fruge scheduled for May 11, 2016

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Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62775 21st Mortgage Corporation vs.

Walter P. Ragas, III and Brandi L. Ragas scheduled for May 11, 2016

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REDDICK, MAURICE M PORT SULPHUR, LA SIMPLE BURGLARY

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LUTZ, JOSHUA S BELLE CHASSE, LA HIT AND RUN AND OTHER CHARGES

MCINTYRE, GERALD JULIUS GRETNA, LA FUGITIVE WARRANT FARMER, KHRISTINA L LONGBEACH, CA FUGITIVE WARRANT BENCH WARRANT (3)

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BARROIS, FREDERICK BURAS, LA 14:REMAN D REMANDED BY JUDGE BEAMER, PAUL JOSEPH JR BELLE CHASSE, LA DOMESTIC ABUSE BATTERY SYLVE, ERIC PORT SULPHUR, LA THEFT: BETWEEN $750-$4999

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PAWS is already seeing the arrival of dozens of tiny kittens that will not survive without the loving help of foster parents. Help PAWS save these munchkins by TEMPORARILY opening your home and giving your time and love to assure these sweet little puff-balls survive and thrive. To learn more and volunteer to become a kitten foster parent, contact Melissa Barnes at PAWS -

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Dog & Cat FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED! Some of fur babies have in the

shelter too long! Please Help! “Fireman’s Prayer” When I am called to duty, God whenever flames may rage, give me the strength to save some life Whatever be its age. Help me to embrace a little child before it’s too late, or some older person from the horror of that fate. Enable me to be alert and hear the weakest shout, and quickly and efficiently to put the fire out. I want to fill my calling and give the best in me, to guard my neighbor and protect his property. and if according to my fate I am to lose my life, Please bless with your protecting hand my children and my wife. - Author Unknown.

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PLAQUEMINES FISHING REPORTS Capt. Hoop/ Our Freedom / Life is Good! Just had a nasty front come through with days of strong south wind followed by a series of strong thunder storms. Todd from North Carolina and I went back and forth deciding to cancel or not. He was looking at fishing with me for 2 days. Last minute decided to put on his big boy pants and battle the elements. That we did. The first day I went by Joshua’s and looked at the waters. Water was dirtier than the Mississippi and the waves were splashing on the gas pump platform. The water was high due to the wind direction. It was a very strong 25 kt. wind with gusts. I would have to go east for any protection. Launched at Venice Marina and we expected a rough day all around. We were not disappointed.

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As I moved around we found some nice fish but that cut was only so big and we eventually hit it all. It was the best stop of the day.

At our first stop the water was unusually high which pushes the redfish into the canes looking for food. Everything was stirred up even in the protected places. We only had a chance at what ever fish came out of the canes. To add to our tough conditions we had a rising tide all day long. It took a while but Mark landed the first redfish. Don’t let the pictures fool you I was in a well protected cove. He then picks up a stingray and a rat red at 15 3/4 inches. It took a long while but Todd gets hit after a very long cast with the wind. He finally has a chance to get a Venice redfish picture.

I left the sheltered cove and continued out to where I wanted to go. The water was clean but the winds were strong. I buried the power pole deep and the boat was still dragging and it was very difficult to fish there.

We only picked up one more in that area. It was almost noon with 3 fish in the box. I decided to go across the bay and find a semi protected place on the other side. Half way across the bay I change my mind. It is too rough. I make a long run across the river to the other side. As I am heading to my other destination I spot water a bit cleaner. I stop and turn in there. This is a small dead end but it held some nice fish.

A waitress asked me to bring her some fish for her family. My customers did not want to keep any fish so we only kept four for her. All the rest went back. We did well for the windy conditions we faced all day.

It was soon evident that I made the right move. We had some beautiful fish in this place. Although the bite was still slow the water was nicer, the alligators and otters were watching us and the fish we were getting were all quality fish with great color.


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On the way home I found this little guy sitting in the road. I picked it up and put it in my boat. It is now living in the pond in my back yard. I am quite sure it will do very well there.

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The front remained above us and the winds had not shifted as forecasted. In a way that was bad because the water was still high. I launched in Buras and did not to stray too far. The winds were a bit more favorable but the rain was upon us. We had light rain most of the morning but it was to get rough with thunderstorms around 10:00. I went to a place that I thought would be good for us. All the fish we would keep would be cleaned by me and given away to people in the neighbor hood. Our targeted fish for today would be trout. Well things do not go as planned. The first fish was a total surprise for us.

This was another one for the picture album. These fish are all fat. After that surprise catch we settled down for some trout catching. I did not use the net for any trout and until they got the hang of swimming the fish into the boat we lost quite a few very nice trout. We kept donning our rain gear and removing it as needed with the rain. We picked away and managed to get some very nice trout in the box. I did not measure any trout so if there was any question of size they got a reprieve and went back.

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Once out on the flats the trout were not as active as I had found them before. The change in winds and water flow slowed everything down except the hardhead cats. The few trout we caught here were all good keepers except the almost 8 incher I caught on a Vu Du shrimp. Todd did battle with a bull shark for quite some time until it cut the line above the hook. Around 1:30 the line of the heavy weather was about to hit us and we called it for the day. Back at my place we got out of all our wet cloths and took pictures of our catch. We had 1 La. limit of 25 trout and 1 N.C. limit of 4 trout for a total of 29 trout along with 1 flounder and 2 sheepshead. If I was not had a charter I would not have gone out scouting either of those days. 2 successful days under adverse weather conditions. Glad they decided to come and they had the right clothing for both days. Life is Good! Fishing is not a matter of life or death. It’s more important than that. CAPT HOOP -- Our Freedom Charters 504-247-8459

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$1,035 BARE GALVALUME 29 Ga About 9:30 as forecasted the lightning and thunder got closer. I could see the storms coming and decided we had to run into safety now. I did not spare any horses as the winds picked up with the storm approaching. There was no electricity in this cell but it was nasty to say the least. We held at Joshua’s for about an hour then went back out. The winds died down and changed direction. Although the tide still had 5 hours left to rise the water pushed up in the marsh was now flowing out of the marsh. Although the conditions had changed the trout were still here but not as aggressive. It soon became evident as the trout bite almost ended altogether. It seems a bunch of bulls came in to feed on the trout. After about 5 of these the bite ended altogether.

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We all got into the act including me. It was not much longer that I decided to see what was on the open flats. Todd got the last and only skinny bull in this place before we left. What it lacked in thickness it made up for with color.

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THE BEST $17 BET I EVER LOST

It was the summer of 1969 and I was the News Director of KRAE radio in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We were THE station in a four radio station market. We played mostly rock but also had a morning talk show, “What Do You Think?” with station manager Tom Bauman. Amazingly, there was no country music station in the market, so KRAE created a morning show on Saturday mornings hosted by a crusty guy who might have been Wynn Stewart who had a country band in Bakersfield, California in the late 1950’s and early ’60s. All I know is that this fella and I and two other young on-air voices would usually have breakfast after his shift ended at 9 AM at a local restaurant. We’d talk about different things and this gentleman talked about helping out Roger Miller when he got his start in pop radio. One morning, he was talking about his past as a leader of a country band when he brought up the fact that he helped Merle Haggard get his start after Haggard left San Quentin in 1960. One of our guys, Roger Mack, sort of chuckled under his breath WYNN STEWART “yeah, Merle Haggard!” Stewart, (I’m assuming) was not the kind of man you challenged. In a rough and ready state like Wyoming, you said what you meant without hesitation. Stewart looked at the 23-year old Mack and said, “Roger, are you doubting my word?” Well, if they had been wearing guns, they would have been outside in minutes for a showdown. Before the smirking Mack could find words, Stewart turned to me and said, “What about you, Tony?” I replied, “well, it sounds a little far fetched…” and before I could say more, Stewart looked at Paul Harbison, the oldest of the three of us and asked him the same question. When it was obvious there was no turning back, Stewart said, for all in the restaurant to hear, “you want to make a little bet on this?” Well, we were on the spot. Like the old EF Hutton commercial, when KRAE personalities spoke, everyone listened. Stewart pulled out his wallet, grabbed two twenties and a ten and said to the owner of the restaurant, “hold this $50. Boys, pull out $17 each, you guys match me and the extra dollar is just that!” Well, we had to do it, even though we didn’t know what the bet was. Once the money was secured, Stewart said, “The bet is I’ll bring Merle Haggard to town in concert within 30 days at the Armory” We thought the bet was a long shot at best and accepted (although we really couldn’t have backed out even if we wanted to). Two weeks later, the station started running ads “Wynn Stewart presents Merle Haggard in concert, such and such a date, at the Cheyenne Armory” and fliers started appearing all around town. Of course, we had all access passes to the concert, which went off without a flaw to a sellout crowd. After the performance, before a brief encore, Stewart brought The Hag himself backstage to meet three thoroughly chagrined young broadcasters. After the restaurant owner counted out the money, Stewart said, “boys, I want you to meet a good friend of mine…Merle Haggard.” The man who had just recorded “Okie from Muskogee” looked at us, gave us that Haggard/Eastwood squint and said, “ if it wasn’t for this man here, I probably would have gone back to prison. He helped me get my start. I understand you boys doubted his word and made a bet with him. Tell me…if he tells you the sun rises in the west and sets in the east, what will you believe?” We all mumbled, “…rises in the west and sets in the east.” With that, Haggard said, “well, you boys learned your lesson and some humility as well. Now let me do an MERLE HAGGARD encore and I’ll be backstage afterwords and we all can drink some beer.” He did and we did. It was the best $17 bet I ever lost and last week we lost one of the best country singers of the post-60’s generation on his 79th birthday, Merle Haggard. Merle, I’ve met a lot of celebrities over the years but your day with the three of us was one of the greatest. Thank you for all your heartfelt numbers, especially my favorite, “If We Make It Through December.” Merle Haggard died on his 79th birthday, as he predicted. “Mama Tried” but Merle tried harder and along with Willie Nelson, no country singer personified the changes of the genre like Merle Haggard. On second thought…sorry, Willie. Just Merle. He stands alone.


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Organic gardening is slowly becoming a way of life for many gardeners. Whether you want to stop using chemical pesticides or to start growing with a more natural approach, organic gardening can be enjoyed by many. One of the major challenges of growing vegetables in South Louisiana is dealing with all of the insect and disease pressures. When you walk down the garden aisle at one of the big home improvement stores you are bombarded with all kinds of products labeled to control insect and disease pests. If you look carefully, you will find several organic approved products that will help you stand a chance amongst all those pests. Bacillus thuringiensis is a naturally occurring bacterial organism commonly referred to as Bt, dipel, or thuricide. It is highly effective on all caterpillar pests. It must be ingested by the caterpillars in order to work properly so be sure to coat the leaves where young caterpillars are eating. Insecticidal soaps can be very effective on soft bodied insects like aphids, scales and whiteflies. The trick is to mix a spray solution at the proper concentration and apply it with good coverage. Botanicals are insecticides derived from plants and can also provide some good protection. One of most common botanical insecticides is pyrethrin. It provides control for a wide variety if pests. Lastly, horticultural oils are another effective means to control insect and disease pests. Like with insecticidal soaps be sure to get good coverage when applying. They work by covering insects with a thin layer of oil and smothering them. Oils can also prevent disease infection by lining foliage with a thin layer of oil, blocking fungal spores from coming into direct contact. As you can see, even organic growers have a few tools in the toolbox for dealing with pests. All you have to do is read the product labels and look for OMRI approval. The Organic Materials Research Institute publishes a list of approved products for use on organic farms and it can be found at their website. www.omri.org

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email me! PaulaJ3036@gmail.com Hi Everyone, isn’t the weather beautiful? This past weekend was absolutely gorgeous! And with all the fairs and festivals going on, it completely flew by. There was no time for anyone to be bored with the fairs and festivals that were going on. There will also be tons of things going this coming weekend also. My daughter, Kelly, will be down at Fort Jackson for the Buras Vol. Fire Dept. Oil Field Crawfish Boil-Off. She and her Boil-Off Queens will be in the Souvenir Booth. So if you make it to Fort Jackson stop by and tell her hello. I, on the other hand, will be at the Westwego Farmers and Fisheries Market at the 5th Annual Cooking For Kicks Crawfish Cook Off. The funds are raised for dancers from MMDA to attend and compete in competitions. So, if you are looking for something to do this weekend, these are two really great places to be. The date is Sat. April 16 for both events. Come on out and enjoy some delicious crawfish and have a wonderful time.

Belle Chasse Academy recently celebrated and honored their March Students of the Month with an award ceremony in their Fine Arts Center. Students were joined by their family for the ceremony. Pictured are: front row – Gracie Mallard, Ashlynn Lannigan, Connor Sedivy, Amiyah White, Andre Scroggins, Denim Johnson, Khloe Banks, Terrell Williams, Anthony Rivera, Marissa Wynter, Vinmeer Edwards, Kelsey Greenaway, Xolei Olivas; middle row – Tara Bailey, Angel Hernandez-Sandoval, Jada Pierce, Kahmya Wilsom, Thomas Nelson, Brookelyn Stewart, Lexiana Winnegan, Christopher Perkins, Natalya Choate, Koryn Love; back row – Trinity Lucas, Emmia Johnson, Alisha Patterson, Ares Romek, Isaiah Crawford, Xane Houston, Noah McLain, Natania Alisa Ortiz, Jordyn Fleming. (not pictured – Levi Theriot) Congratulations to all students for a job well done!

With all the festivals going on, their all also a lot of birthdays. We have a total of 11 in the month of April in our family. WOW! Such a busy month! But, not only for me, for a lot of others also. I was asked to make Tule Buff Balls for a very special little girl’s birthday. And she wanted bright happy colors. After looking a couple stores with no success, I headed to Hobby Lobby. I have a love hate relationship with that store. It takes all my will power not to buy everything I see. But, of course Belle Chasse Academy’s Boys Leadership Group they had the colors I needed. I can always count on them. These Tulle Puffs are so easy to make. Simply wrap the tulle around a book or piece of cardboard. Slide it off the cardboard tie it in the attended Dooky Chasse restaurant for their center, cut open the ends, trim, fluff them out. And there you have it! Bright colorfully fluff balls! annual Etiquette Luncheon. The boys showed You can hang them, glue them to a paper mache flower pot, or just lay them on a table. Such a off their etiquette skills while enjoying fine fun easy project for any type of party. Well, that’s my project for this time. So…what will your next cuisine. The boys were also invited into the craft be? Mine.…I don’t know. But I know it will be fun! Sincerely, Paula Johnson. kitchen to meet Ms. Leah Chase.

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Mr. Alton Heard with students Jakai Henry, Antoine Washington, Bradley Bock and Louis Larrieu

Mr. Alton Heard with students Jonte’ McMillian, Shamar Keelen, Kourtlon Avery, Malik Roussell

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Raised garden beds are popular in Louisiana because of high annual rainfall. Boxes and other retainers used to achieve a high and well-drained bed should be made of treated wood because the state’s moist climate promotes destructive organism. Most of the protected wood purchased today is CCA treated. The wood has been preserved by pressure-treated, with an EPA-registered pesticide containing inorganic arsenic to protect it from insect attack and decay. Recent concerns raised about human health and the environmental safety of treated woods are not supported by research evidence from universities, EPA or the wood Preservers Institute. However, wood treated with inorganic arsenic should be used only where such protection is important. The Environmental Protection Agency does not restrict the use of CCA-treated timbers for vegetable gardens, but people are frightened of arsenic (a component of CCA, along with copper and chromium) even though it occurs naturally in vegetables, living organisms and the soil. The level of arsenic that naturally and safely occurs in soils is between 1 and 20 parts per million. The added durability of pressure treatment makes wood treated with CCA preservatives the perfect product of tomato stakes and for building raised and terraced gardens, mushroom trays, trellises, arbors, garden furniture, compost bins, walkway steps, flower bed edging and planters. Assertion that gardeners should not grow edibles in planters or raised beds made with treated wood is not backed by scientific evidence of potential harm. The forest products industry and the U.S. Forest Service have been conducting research for more than 40 years to determine whether preservatives from treated wood migrate into the soil. Stake tests have shown no evidence that sufficient depletion occurs to pose significant risks to human health or the environment. Contact of treated wood with drinking water – pilings, docks, piers or bridges – is acceptable. Moreover, CCA-treated wood can be used for animal drinking water troughs. Do not use treated wood where it is likely to become a component of food or animal feed. Also, it should not be used for those portions of beehives which come in contact with honey or in structures for storing silage. Dispose pressure-treated wood scraps through normal trash collection or by burial. Do not burn treated wood because combustion breaks the unique bond formed between the preservative solution and the wood cellulose. When this bond is destroyed, the components of the preservative are released in the form of ash and particulates, which can be harmful if inhaled. The best environmental solution is to re-use the wood. CCA-treated wood scraps can be used in secondary uses such as decorative garden borders, planters, steps and other backyard amenities.


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