Author: | Dueep Jyot Singh | ISBN: | 9781310613975 |
Publisher: | Mendon Cottage Books | Publication: | January 17, 2016 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
Author: | Dueep Jyot Singh |
ISBN: | 9781310613975 |
Publisher: | Mendon Cottage Books |
Publication: | January 17, 2016 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
Language: | English |
Table of Contents
Introduction
Why the Need for Controlling Pests
Factors Affecting Pest Control Measures
Large Yields and Short-Term Success
Pest Control Methods
Destruction of Plant Hosts
Resistant Varieties and Hybrids
Seed Treatment for Disease Control
Chemicals and Organic Chemicals
Heat Treatment for Seeds
Insects Control by Chemicals
Getting Clean Disease-Free Seeds
Soil Treatment
Formaldehyde Treatment
Methyl Bromide
Chloropicrin
Crop Rotation
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher
Introduction
It is the top priority of every gardener to know all about pest control measures as well as disease control measures. This is essential to successful vegetable production, and harvesting.
Both insects as well as diseases are getting to be more of a serious problem, with the passing of the days, because they are getting to be immune to pesticides. This happens to be a vicious circle. You spray powerful pesticides on them to kill just one generation of insects and pests. Within a couple of months, you have a more powerful generation mutating, this particular insect generation is going to be pesticide resistant.
To counteract this particular problem, we are going to use even more powerful pesticides not knowing the harm those poisons and chemical toxins can do to our own system. But then we are working on a short-term solution.
There is another reason why more and more different strains of insects are cropping up so easily on our land. That is because we have changed our agricultural practices. These may now favor the growth of the insect population on the land.
This book is going to give you plenty of information on how you can control pests as well as diseases in your garden. There will be plenty of tips and precautions, as well as methods of how you can control the common insects and diseases found in your garden or in your vegetable patch right now.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Why the Need for Controlling Pests
Factors Affecting Pest Control Measures
Large Yields and Short-Term Success
Pest Control Methods
Destruction of Plant Hosts
Resistant Varieties and Hybrids
Seed Treatment for Disease Control
Chemicals and Organic Chemicals
Heat Treatment for Seeds
Insects Control by Chemicals
Getting Clean Disease-Free Seeds
Soil Treatment
Formaldehyde Treatment
Methyl Bromide
Chloropicrin
Crop Rotation
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher
Introduction
It is the top priority of every gardener to know all about pest control measures as well as disease control measures. This is essential to successful vegetable production, and harvesting.
Both insects as well as diseases are getting to be more of a serious problem, with the passing of the days, because they are getting to be immune to pesticides. This happens to be a vicious circle. You spray powerful pesticides on them to kill just one generation of insects and pests. Within a couple of months, you have a more powerful generation mutating, this particular insect generation is going to be pesticide resistant.
To counteract this particular problem, we are going to use even more powerful pesticides not knowing the harm those poisons and chemical toxins can do to our own system. But then we are working on a short-term solution.
There is another reason why more and more different strains of insects are cropping up so easily on our land. That is because we have changed our agricultural practices. These may now favor the growth of the insect population on the land.
This book is going to give you plenty of information on how you can control pests as well as diseases in your garden. There will be plenty of tips and precautions, as well as methods of how you can control the common insects and diseases found in your garden or in your vegetable patch right now.