Why do Herbicides get a bad rep?
Weed Killers (herbicides) are widely used on agricultural areas, schools, golf courses, residential areas, and more. But are they safe? Many of them contain chemicals that can harm the environment and its inhabitants. Some contain Glyphosate, a chemical
Plants are constantly exposed to the elements. Rainfall, irrigation and sunlight all play a part in diseases and how to control them. Diseases can cause decay of the flower or fruit. In minor cases you can remove branches, but in major cases the whole tree is killed and
Crop diseases threaten nut and fruit crops all over the USA. They have a high contribution to the loss of viable crops in the United States, with 40-50% of crop loss to diseases worldwide.
Common Diseases in crops:
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Your plants need to be quarantined too!! When bringing a new plant home, you should inspect the leaves for any pests or diseases. Bringing in infested plants can infested the other plants in your home. Quarantine your plants
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Plants are constantly exposed to the elements. Rainfall, irrigation and sunlight all play a part in diseases and how to control them. Powdery mildew forms on plants when the plant is dry, there's little light and there is high humidity. During late spring, early summer when the weather
How do you know if you have spider mites?
Spider mite infestation can look innocent in the beginning. Some yellow leaves, a little wilting so you add some water and give it more light. But before you know it your plant is covered in webbing
Invasive pests cause up to 40% of viable crops loss yearly. Leaving farmers to destroy their stock and later dealing with disease spread by pests.
Common Pests in Crops:
Plants are
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