When most people think of pest control, insects tend to take center stage. However, the real silent threat in many agricultural systems comes not from bugs but from fungal diseases — mould, mildew, rot, and blight — which silently devastate crops, reduce yield, and disrupt ecosystems. Fungal infections can spread invisibly, taking root before any outward symptoms appear. And yet,...
When most people think of pest control, insects tend to take center stage. However, the real silent threat in many agricultural systems comes not from bugs but from fungal diseases — mould, mildew, rot, and blight — which silently devastate crops, reduce yield, and disrupt ecosystems. Fungal infections can spread invisibly, taking root before any outward symptoms appear. And yet,...
Spraying pesticides might seem simple: mix, spray, repeat. But in reality, spray efficiency depends on dozens of micro-factors—weather, droplet size, leaf surface, wind drift, and chemical formulation. Among the lesser-known but critically important tools in this process is the sticking agent, often called the “glue” that keeps active ingredients on the plant long enough to...
Avoiding synthetic chemicals and preserving the natural ecological balance are two major philosophies that frequently drive organic agricultural operations. However, what occurs when a farm experiences nutritional deficits that cannot be resolved by vermicompost or compost alone? This inquiry often leads to a contentious issue: Is it safe to use NPK fertilizers in organic systems?
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Nitrobenzene fertilizers are widely used in agriculture because they promote plant growth. They are known for enhancing flowering, fruiting, and overall plant health, making them an efficient choice for commercial and small-scale farmers. However, their safety and suitability for organic farming remain debated. This blog delves into the benefits, potential risks, and whether nitrobenzene...
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