• Biosulfur-S

  0.64 gal/acre for horticultural, or greenhouse plants. Use a sufficient volume of water to ensure thorough coverage. For specific recommendations on crop [...] Demonstrates compatibility with a wide range of inputs, enabling incorporation into spray programs and contributing to operational efficiency. Mix partner: [...] Use as part of a program supporting plant performance and yield potential. Learn more about Biosulfur-S Crops Horticultural crops. Biosulfur-S is registered

• Acadian

  made either foliar or to the soil. Apply 3-5 days prior to an anticipated plant stress. Other Fruit and Vegetable Crops: Apply 32 to 96 ounces of ACADIAN® [...] not exceeding -5 to 40 °C. Storage conditions Store in a well-ventilated place. Keep container tightly closed. This product contains a preservative but [...] Concentrate with the water in the tank prior to adding the calcium product. If interaction of chemicals is unknown, a "jar" compatibility test is recommended

• Lily

  About Lilium is a genus of herbaceous flowering plants. Most lily species originate from temperate regions in the northern hemisphere, but they also grow

• Amylorid

  AMYLORID Omri Application Amylorid™ can be applied as a foliar spray, a directed or banded spray, a soil or plant drench, as an in-furrow application, or [...] in label. Please refer to Crop-Specific Directions located in the product label. Timing Apply Amylorid™ preventively in low to medium disease pressure [...] pressure situations. Storage time after receipt Adhere to expiration date printed on product packaging. Storage temperature Room temperature (below 75°F). Storage

• Cotton

  About The cotton boll, a protective casing for the seeds of the cotton plant, is soft and fluffy and is the source of the fibre which is spun into thread [...] thread and woven into cloth worldwide. Cotton plants belong to the genus Gossypium and are part of the mallow family Malvaceae . Cultivation conditions for [...] both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. These regions can be extended to included irrigated areas with less rainfall.

• Natupol - Consistent Quality and Continuous Innovation

  June 10, 2020

  such as bees and butterflies face extinction according to a recent United Nations report. "There is a world of difference between the hives we produced in [...] worldwide availability," says Remco. "We operate in a dynamic market and need to respond rapidly to new horticultural and agricultural challenges, changing [...] expending energy on cooling the hives, to name but a few. Together, this constant innovation has resulted in a new generation of ‘smarter’ hives. While

• Spotted Wing Drosophila

  females by a large dark spot on each wing, where their common name is derived from. Females have a strong saw-like ovipositor that is used to penetrate [...] respiration tubes extend from the fruit but are difficult to see. Larval feeding in the fruit leads to fruit tissue collapse. Even if the fruits have not collapsed [...] exposes fruits to secondary pathogens (e.g. bacteria, fungi and yeasts). Finally, deterioration of fruit can increase its susceptibility to attack by other

• Help! How Does Thrips get Into My Crop?

  May 6, 2019

  Always a Puzzle Western Flower Thrips Frankliniella occidentalis on a leaf Thrips definitely count as 'unwelcome guests,' but it's not always easy to find [...] nursery does not use chemical products with a long-lasting residual effect, it is easier for the grower to build up a population of natural enemies. Thrips [...] thrips are also found on weeds in the greenhouse; a good reason to put weed control at the top of your to-do list!

• Fall Armyworm

  disperse in a radius of about 500 km (300 miles) before oviposition, which is sufficient for them to move from seasonally dry habitats to wet habitats [...] possible for fall armyworms to spread over large areas rapidly. Adults fly by night, and are attracted to lights, especially those with a strong ultra-violet component [...] ragged or torn (similar to hailstorm damage in appearance). Life cycle of the Fall Armyworm Adult moths are 20 to 25 mm long and have a wingspan of 32-38 mm

• Entonem keeps young orchids free from fungus gnats

  be allowed to go wrong during the propagation phase; our buyers operate a zero-tolerance policy. To make it possible for them to start with a clean plant [...] four weeks to the 25 weeks and you need to take curative measures. All of this costs a great deal of money and is something we want to avoid.’ To combat fungus [...] young plants in a fine mist. This is followed by a second fine mist to rinse off nematodes that are on the leaves. A while later, I collect a few drops of