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Tomato Leaf Blight & Spot Diseases on Greenhouse Crops? How to Control Them with Copper Fungicide & Neem Oil

Leaf diseases: Diseases caused by fungus that attack the tomato leaves. Leaf diseases in tomatoes will mainly attack the leaves, but as they develop, cracks may form in the foliage and create damage to the stems and fruits. Leaf diseases affect the growth, the product and require early detection and treatment. Early Blight: Alternaria Solani

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New Lawn Weeds & Grass Establishment Issues? How to Control Them with Glyphosate & Starter Fertilizer

The grass was first recognized as of aesthetic value about 2000 years ago in the Chinese empire gardens of the Han dynasty. It is soft and pleasant to touch, treading and sitting. For this reason, the grass was chosen to cover surfaces in large parks, playgrounds, stadiums, private gardens and more. Other benefits of grass

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Rats & Mice Invading Homes & Businesses? How to Control Them with Snap Traps & Anticoagulant Rodenticides

Rats are pests from the rodent family that can transmit various diseases and cause various damage to homes, restaurants and businesses. Rats have a set of traits and abilities that allow them to be established anywhere, they have a very developed sense of smell, a very sharp sense of touch, and hearing. Add to this

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Persistent Weeds & Unwanted Grass Taking Over Garden Beds? How to Control Them with Glyphosate & Pre-Emergence Herbicide

1. Herbicides Chemicals that are used to manipulate or control undesirable vegetation. Herbicide application occurs most frequently in row-crop farming, where they are applied before or during planting to maximize crop productivity by minimizing other vegetation. Lawns, Fence Lines, Driveways, Sidewalks, Brick Walkways, Gravel Walkways, Trees or Shrub areas, around Buildings, Edging Landscapes and open

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Poor Garden Soil & Nutrient Deficiency? How to Improve Them with Organic Compost & Starter Fertilizer

All you need to know about making compost by yourself. Compost is a processed organic material, which is a basic and important component for feeding and fertilizing plants using the organic method. The compost we add to the soil enriches it with minerals, aerates the soil, improves drainage and prevents erosion. Compost is a product

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Greenhouse Vegetable Pests & Fungal Diseases? How to Control Them with Neem Oil & Copper Fungicide

So why is it actually worth growing inside a greenhouse? Growing in a greenhouse is a great solution to overcome the challenges of growing in the open air, such as crop loss, extreme weather and pests. Growing in a greenhouse allows you to grow your favorite plants all year round and even grow plants that

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Physiological Fruit Cracking & Sunscald on Vegetables & Tomatoes? How to Control Them with Liquid Calcium Fertilizer & Shade Cloth

Sunscald – Appears when the fruit is exposed to direct strong sunlight, after being in the shade for an extended period of time. Reduce the intensity of the sun, by net shading, when the fruits reach the right size, or encourage good leaf growth. Cracking and splitting – The main factor that causes fruit cracking

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Garden Pests & Fungal Pathogens on Plants? How to Control Them with Neem Oil & Azadirachtin

Organic pesticides Organic pesticides are usually considered as pesticides that come from natural sources. These natural sources are usually plants, minerals, fungus and bacteria. Even if a product is considered to be organic, it is still a pesticide. It is important to be careful when using any pesticide, even organic or natural pesticides. Just because

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Safety in spraying

Whether it is you, who is spraying, or one of your employees, safety, is first. You need to cover all of your body parts with the proper protective equipment.     In this way, spray drift won’t be inhaled or be touched. Of course, wearing the protective clothing should start even before the spraying stage, in the

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Pre spraying stages

Pest inspection should be done once a week.      Once you identify a pest and decide to spray it, you should spray it again (with a different pesticide), every 3 to 4 days, until you see the pest is no longer spreading to near plants, or to other places in your field. The proper walking pace,

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