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How to Get Compost Started and Protect Against Pests
Posted by on 9/4/2020
to Gardening Tips
Best Practices for Potato Storage
Posted by on 8/14/2020
to Agriculture
It’s no surprise that potatoes are one of the most widely produced and consumed crops globally. In 2018, 368 million tons of potatoes were harvested worldwide. The United States alone is the fifth largest producer, and fourth largest consumer, of potatoes. This staple crop is packed with potassium, fiber, calcium, magnesium, iron, Vitamin C and B6, antioxidants and prebiotics. Therefore, a critical aspect of potato farming is how to best store them following harvest.
Foliar Nematodes on Hosta
Posted by Truly on 9/11/2013
to Agriculture
Codling Moth Control Q & A and AzaGuard RTU
Posted by Jason on 5/25/2012
to Agriculture
Spring has sprung here in the northwest! Greatful to see some sun and buds, we are also excited about the arrival of our new AzaGuard RTU product, the retail version of our organic neem-based insecticide and repellant.
Small Applications of AzaGuard concentrate
Posted by Jason on 5/23/2012
to Greenhouse Growing
We were recently asked by one of our most regular customers how to mix the AzaGuard concentrate for smaller applications. Read on for application instructions.Improved Label for AzaGuard® Botanical Insecticide/Nematicide
Posted by Jason on 2/23/2012
to Agriculture
The US EPA has approved a newly expanded label for BioSafe Systems’ AzaGuard Botanical Insecticide/Nematicide, including expanded use rates, new pests, and two new use sites.Organic Pest Control: Neem tops growers' list
Posted by Jason on 9/27/2011
to Agriculture
Mother Earth News' recent article on Organic Pest Control highlights the 12 worst pests across North America and methods that work to control them, compiled from user surveys. Of particular interest is the chart that displays garden pests by region.Treatment of Foliar Nematodes on Hosta
Posted by Jason on 7/10/2011
to Agriculture
Nematodes are a type of roundworm - very small and transparent, they
frequently go unnoticed. However, these plant parasitic nematodes
can cause significant damage to the roots and foliage of garden
plants. Foliar nematodes live in and feed on the leaves and buds of
plants such as peonies, hostas, chrysanthemums, begonias, columbines
and azaleas.
This article explores an effective foliar nematode on hosta treatment with BioSafe Systems' products ZeroTol and AzaGuard.