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Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Using of Pesticides and Insecticides. Some Reasonable Restrictions

Using of too many and too much pesticides and insecticides can harm your production. If you can't use them within some reasonable restriction, it might harm the human food supply as well.

First and foremost thing is that you should always use Agrochemical products belong to a reputed company. Unless you use these Agrochemical products within some reasonable restriction they can make a mess of the normal ecological system.

Just follow next few lines to get to know how excessive and indiscriminate use of pesticides and insecticides might prove to be detrimental for eco-system and your agriculture as well.

The butterflies and bees help to pollinate the crops when they go for collecting honey from flowers. But if you kill butterflies and bees at your spray-time your production must yield to low. So try to use them with possible restriction. You should pay attention on good quality pest-control products. Using of crop duster is highly beneficial in this regard.

At your spry-time and using time you should keep watch on different factors like:
  •  Your pesticides and insecticides must not spread out from your corn-field to other places.
  •  You should keep notice on your field water and wastes, so that pesticides and insecticides cannot mix up to other tanks through a trickle down.
  • You should not clean your pesticides and insecticides container in a pond or tank or in a reservoir.
  •  You should hoist a red colour flag to indicate that you have used pesticides or insecticides to your crops.
  •  You should set up a scarecrow to horrify other animals and birds to keep them away from your field.
Use pesticides and insecticides at the time when it is necessary for crops. One more thing you need to be careful about which I have already mentioned and this time again trying to spotlight on it. Always use good quality pesticides and insecticides belong to a reputed Agrochemical products manufacturer to lessen the detriment effects on environment and strengthen your production.

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Sunday, 3 April 2011

Do We Need Insects For Our Garden?

10 Beneficial Insects For Gardening

1. Aphid Midge: These insects look like a delicate, small wasp. The larvae eats more than sixty varieties of aphids from the garden. You can attract them by growing plants with a lot of pollen and nectar.
Aphid Midge


2. Big-Eyed Bug: This is a fast-moving bug with large eyes and very small black spots on it’s head and thorax. They are usually found in field crops and orchards. The big-eyed bug eats leafhoppers, spider mites, plant bugs, aphids, and small caterpillars. This bug is a real asset to gardening.
Big-Eyed Bug


3. Ladybug (Coccinellidae): The ladybug ranges in size from 1/16 to 3/8 inch and have round red, orange or yellow bodies with black markings. They prefer gardens that have a large amount of pollen and nectar-producing flowers. The ladybug is fond of aphids, mealybugs, small insects and scales. The Mexican bean beetle is related to the ladybug but is not beneficial.
LadyBug


4. Minute Pirate Bug: These bugs are 1/4 inch long in adulthood and feature a black and white pattern. Fast-moving like the big-eyed bug and attracted to gardens where goldenrod, yarrow, alfalfa, daisies, and other flowering, pollen-producing plants are grown. They eat small caterpillars, thrips, spider mites, insect eggs and immature leafhoppers.
Pirate Bug