Cover crops for integrated pest management
Cover crops can disrupt pest life cycles and reduce their populations. Brassicas are also used as a biofumigant to manage ...
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Cover crops can disrupt pest life cycles and reduce their populations. Brassicas are also used as a biofumigant to manage ...
The Fruits and Vegetables Crop Protection market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2024 to 2031, ...
This article examines the severe impact of Tuta Absoluta on Moroccan tomato plantations, highlighting challenges in integrated pest management and ...
A combination of cultural, biological and conventional chemical control measures will provide the best approach for controlling mite infestations, as ...
On July 1st, the European Committee of the International Bremia Evaluation Board (IBEB-EU) announced the designation of a widespread new ...
Farmers in Palampur, under the guidance of the Agricultural University, are adopting a new crop that promises both economic and ...
Discover how farmers and agronomists are leveraging innovative technology to enhance pest management and protect their vegetable crops. Learn how ...
This article sheds light on the concerning issue of fungicides posing a threat to the survival of vineyards. By examining ...
#FleaBeetle #CropPests #IntegratedPestManagement #Insecticides #CulturalPractices Flea beetles, specifically those in the Phyllotreta genus, are notorious crop pests that can cause ...
#GardenPests #CropProtection #IntegratedPestManagement #CarrotFarming The carrot weevil, scientifically known as Listronotus oregonensis, is a significant pest that can cause serious ...