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Growing vegetables without spraying pesticides: homemade insecticides work better, and you can eat with peace of mind.
Anyone who has grown vegetables knows that as long as you grow vegetables, there will be all kinds of pests. Among leafy vegetables, the cabbage caterpillar (Pieris rapae) does the most serious damage; among solanaceous and fruiting vegetables, the whitefly (Trialeurodes vaporariorum) troubles many vegetable growers; and chives...
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Woman sprays dichlorvos to treat eczema, suffers pesticide poisoning; doctor reminds public to use folk remedies with caution
Wuhan Evening News, December 29 (Reporter Liu Xuan, Correspondent Jin Yuxin) Having suffered from eczema for years and tried every method without a permanent cure, a few days ago...
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Pesticide residues on vegetables and fruits are highly harmful; how should they be handled so you can eat with peace of mind?
The harm caused by pesticide residues is enormous. According to experts, pesticide poisoning can be divided into acute and chronic types. Acute poisoning can show symptoms within 24 hours,...
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A detailed guide to the basics of safe pesticide use: scientific application for greater peace of mind
Basics of Safe Pesticide Use
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How to choose pesticides? Keep the six do's and six don'ts principle firmly in mind
The "six do's and six don'ts" principle for pesticide selection
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How to avoid herbicide damage? Keep these preventive methods in mind
1. Choose the right herbicide variety; for unfamiliar varieties or ones not previously used locally, it is best to conduct a trial first. 2. Use safeners to prevent damage. For example: before sowing corn, use NA (1,8-naphthalic anhydride) antidote at 0.5%-1.0% as a seed coating, which can protect corn fields from thiocarbamate herbicide damage...
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