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... solarization and adopting protective structures such as net houses and greenhouses. 4. Natural biological processes and materials can provide adequate control with minimal environmental impact. The main focus here is on promoting beneficial insects that capture and consume target pests. Farmers should...

... precautions, and follow fully the directions provided thereon. 3. As a rule of thumb, pesticides should be applied in the minimum quantity required for pest control. 4. Farmers should wear appropriate personal protective equipment as specified on the pesticide label (e.g. overalls, rubber gloves, boots, face...

... term soil conditions by increasing organic matter content and improving soil structure. 4. Raw manure, human waste or sewage sludge should not be used as fertilizers for vegetable cultivation. Use only aged or well composted manure which has no foul smell and is much less likely to contain harmful...

... term soil conditions by increasing organic matter content and improving soil structure. 4. Raw manure, human waste or sewage sludge should not be used as fertilizers for vegetable cultivation. Use only aged or well composted manure which has no foul smell and is much less likely to contain harmful...

... solarization and adopting protective structures such as net houses and greenhouses. 4. Natural biological processes and materials can provide adequate control with minimal environmental impact. The main focus here is on promoting beneficial insects that capture and consume target pests. Farmers should...

... precautions, and follow fully the directions provided thereon. 3. As a rule of thumb, pesticides should be applied in the minimum quantity required for pest control. 4. Farmers should wear appropriate personal protective equipment as specified on the pesticide label (e.g. overalls, rubber gloves, boots, face...

... term soil conditions by increasing organic matter content and improving soil structure. 4. Raw manure, human waste or sewage sludge should not be used as fertilizers for vegetable cultivation. Use only aged or well composted manure which has no foul smell and is much less likely to contain harmful...

... precautions, and follow fully the directions provided thereon. 3. As a rule of thumb, pesticides should be applied in the minimum quantity required for pest control. 4. Farmers should wear appropriate personal protective equipment as specified on the pesticide label (e.g. overalls, rubber gloves, boots, face...

... term soil conditions by increasing organic matter content and improving soil structure. 4. Raw manure, human waste or sewage sludge should not be used as fertilizers for vegetable cultivation. Use only aged or well composted manure which has no foul smell and is much less likely to contain harmful...

... solarization and adopting protective structures such as net houses and greenhouses. 4. Natural biological processes and materials can provide adequate control with minimal environmental impact. The main focus here is on promoting beneficial insects that capture and consume target pests. Farmers should...