Archive for Plant Protection
October 10, 2009 at 2:31 am · Filed under Pest Control, Plant Protection ·Tagged adults, adverse effects, biological nature, control insects, egg, eggs, human beings, insect bites, insect families, insecticide, insecticides, larvae, life cycle, many things, micro size, money worth, right time, social insects, vital information, vulnerability
Pest control insects are those insects that have been, for years, creating much of the trouble to the human beings. Small size of the insects does not help us either, and they get advantage of their micro size and escapes every of our attempt to kill them. But, there is a brighter and sure fire thing to bring them down, that is the insecticide. There are many insecticides in the market, but to get your money worth you should select the best insecticide that is doing well at the market. There are many dangers that arise from the insects and insect bites. Some of the adults and most of the children are the victims of the potentially toxic bites of the insects. There are umpteen numbers of insects in this world and each insect has its own kind of adverse effects on the human, either directly or indirectly.
Steps to control insects
Before buying any of the insecticide there are many things which you should take a look at. One such thing is the biological character of the insect. Only if you know the biological nature of the insect you can then decide upon the chemical that can be used as insecticide. The biological nature influences much of the reaction of the insect towards the insecticide we are going to use. Studying the insect up and close will reveal much vital information about the insect, which will reveal the possible stages in the life cycle of the insect and hence will let you to pin point on the vulnerable part of the life cycle. Once you know the vulnerability of the insect then you can start applying the insecticides to the nest of the insect.
Exterminating insects
There are so many way in which you can control the expansion of the insect families, and one of the best and oldest method is to destroy the eggs of the insect. The egg or the larvae stage is the most passive stage of the life cycle of the insect, and hence it is the right time to attack the insect with the insecticides. Most of the insect are not so social insects, that is, they do not live in groups like the ants do, so it will be really difficult to kill them in groups. The other thing about pest control is that the price. Many of the insecticide that is available in the market come at cheaper price, because of the competition in the insecticide field.
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October 10, 2009 at 2:29 am · Filed under Pest Control, Plant Protection
Slugs are nothing but some kind of mollusk creatures, which contains jelly like fluid inside their body. The mollusk phylum family is a group of slimy creatures, which are loathed all over the world. The slimy nature makes it slippery and they are not easily attacked physically. These slimy creatures attack the low lives in your garden or in your crop field. The only remedy to this oldest problem of farmers is to use the pesticide. Pest control slugs are the one thing which will get you out ion this trouble. The kinds of plants these slimy creatures attack are those important that provide necessary foods in the form of vegetables and fruits. The vegetables that are frequently under attack are cabbage and lettuce, which is widely planted all over the country. These slimy creatures are active in the season of spring.
The one thing which you should know before using a slug control pesticide is that these slimy creatures come out and work effectively at slightly higher temperatures than those prevailing in the early morning. The temperature range of about twenty two to twenty six is perfectly suitable for the activities of the mollusk creatures. These mollusk creatures are found in groups at some shady places and some dampen places. The most likely places of their habitat is the moist foundation and the watery sands.
There are several techniques that you can employ to exterminate the mollusk out of your garden or your crop field. One of the most important techniques is the use of baits. The baits will be useful in effectively trapping the mollusk and then you can man handle them and throw them out of your garden. You can control the invasion of the mollusk creatures in to your garden by avoiding the plants that attract the slimy creatures. The one sure fire technique to trap the snails is to keep a bottle half filled with beer and keep it dipped in the sand. See that the bottle in dipped such that the neck of the bottle, that is the opening of the bottle is level with the ground surface. By ensuring that both the bottle and the ground are level, you can make sure that the mollusk drop inside the bottle in search of the food. This technique will surely work if you employ them in a correct manner. The good thing about this technique is that they are cheap.
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October 9, 2009 at 1:42 pm · Filed under Pest Control, Plant Protection ·Tagged breeding grounds, bright lights, chemicals, earwig, earwigs, favorable conditions, habitats, herbs, Insect, insecticide, insecticides, little creatures, moist places, nuisance, offspring, Pest Control, sabotage, twelve months, underground nest, vicinity
Earwig is a small insect which is easily identifiable by its claws like rear part. These claws like structure are extremely innocuous and are called pincers. Even though they are harmless to us, they are much of a nuisance to the plants and the herbs that we grow in our backyard. The problem with the earwig is that it reproduces once in every twelve months and if favorable conditions prevail, they can produce up to 6o offspring. If you ever want to exterminate them from your garden or anywhere from the vicinity of your home, then the first thing that you ought to do is to get rid of moist places. The moist places are there breeding grounds.
Habitat sabotage
Before thinking of exterminating earwigs try to sabotage and destroy the habitats of earwigs completely from the vicinity of your home, because once you use chemicals on them and kill most of the earwigs, the remaining earwigs can again reproduce inside their habitat. So, first destroy their habitat and then their whole generation.
Prevention
Preventing the earwig from camping in and around your home will help in solving most of the problems. To do that you should first try to bring down the light outside your home down, because these nasty little creatures are highly attracted to the bright lights. So, once the sun sets try to reduce the use of artificial lights. Clean the surrounding land because once you are equipped with necessary equipments to apply the insecticide, it will be useful and easy to apply on a plain ground rather than on a bushy mass.
Insecticide
There are times which are best suited to apply insecticides so that the effect is felt, one such season is the summer, to carry out the mission pest control earwigs. Because of the scorching sun the earwigs will come out of their underground nest. Cyper Cp is found by many of the users to be very effective in getting rid of earwigs. The one place where you should apply the insecticide is the foundation of your home. The foundation, most obviously, the moistest place in your home, so there you can get to many earwigs than elsewhere. See that your insecticide was provided with the crevices tool, which will be helpful in applying the insecticide into the crevices of the wall, and also in some gaps. Aerosol is the best form of insecticide because it spreads uniformly and easily even in the smallest of the gaps. Once you apply the insecticide most of the earwigs will die and you should clean them off instantly.
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August 29, 2009 at 3:55 pm · Filed under Pest Control, Plant Protection ·Tagged biological control, control strategies, farming systems, global organization, honolulu hawaii usa, integrated pest management, international congress, management concepts, natural environments, plant protection sciences, population dynamics, protection management, protection technology, quality food, resistant strains, ryberg, subsistence farming, sustainable plant, undesirable side effects, World population
In August 2011 the 27th International Plant Protection Congress will be held in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. A group of scientists will be exchanging information they have been studying and collecting on sustainable plant protection management practices. Their main goal is ensuring the production of sufficient, highest quality food, feed and fiber for the rapidly growing world population. Read the rest of this entry »
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June 11, 2009 at 3:18 pm · Filed under Plant Protection ·Tagged agricultural crops, agricultural protection, chemical materials, chemical particles, concentrate, dips, dry seed, emulsion, kinds of diseases, lant, liquid formulations, mixture, necessary care, pests, plant protection chemicals, plastic container, powder formulations, preparing chemicals, protection chemicals, tin bucket, water level, weeds
Plant protection chemicals include chemical materials and their formulations protecting the plants and agricultural crops from all kinds of diseases, pests and weeds. If plant protection chemicals are not used in agricultural protection today, the crop yield results in a loss of nearly %65. For this reason, it is highly important for farmers to know the plant protection chemicals well, and have enough information about the applications, mixing and storing techniques of these chemicals. Read the rest of this entry »
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Agricultural Biodiversity 