Introduction Aphids, thrips and whiteflies are common pests that can seriously damage fruit crops, causing loss of yield and quality. Chemical pesticides have traditionally been used to control them, but biopesticides offer a safe and sustainable alternative. This blog post describes the process of selecting the right biopesticides to control aphids, thrips and whiteflies in […]
Nematodes are microscopically worm-like organisms that live in soil films and water-filled pore spaces. They are usually most abundant in the upper layers of soil, where organic matter, plant roots, and other resources are most abundant. Potato and beetroot plants are susceptible to nematode infestation, which can lead to reduced yields and poor plant health.
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How do Biofertilizers work? Boosting soybean growth and soil health with biofertilizers for nitrogen fixation is an effective and sustainable approach to enhance crop productivity while reducing the reliance on synthetic nitrogen fertilizers. Nitrogen is a crucial nutrient for plant growth, and soybeans, like many other legumes, have the unique ability to form a symbiotic
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Biopesticides are pesticides that are produced using natural resources like plants, microbes, and certain minerals. Biopesticides, in contrast to traditional chemical pesticides, target specific pests while causing the least amount of harm to non-target creatures and the environment using a variety of mechanisms including toxicity, repellence, and growth regulation. Due to their crucial contributions to
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