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How much pesticide residue is in the food you eat every day? Food safety guidelines you need to know
Research shows that 80% of antibiotics have entered animals through various channels and were eventually eaten by humans, resulting in many diseases. World Health...
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Are Tomatoes Really Safe? We Tested for Heavy Metals and Pesticide Residues
Last time we talked about how the potatoes and purple sweet potatoes in the deeply buried diagram had very few pesticides. What about the tomatoes everyone eats often? Before this, we had never tested tomatoes for pesticide...
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Are vegetables bitten by bugs safer, pesticide-free green vegetables?
As everyone's living standards rise year by year, the craze for green vegetables grows stronger and stronger. So, how do you choose green vegetables? What counts as green veget...
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Tangerine peel brewed directly as tea may carry pesticide residue; this is how to make homemade dried tangerine peel safely
Other names for dried tangerine peel: tangerine peel, Guilao, red peel, yellow tangerine peel, Guangdong tangerine peel, Xinhui peel, mandarin peel. It is the mature fruit peel of the Rutaceae plant tangerine and its cultivated varieties, because...
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What are non-toxic pesticides? Market prospects and safety analysis
In today's pesticide market, many farmers are emphasizing environmental protection and green practices. Light-pack non-toxic pesticides are a type produced through green process flows...
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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 can plant growth regulators be used safely?
How can plant growth regulators be used safely? Please provide an introduction to the methods of use. Plant hormones are organic small-molecule substances synthesized within plants at extremely low concentrations that have significant effects on plant growth and development, and are also called natural plant hormones or endogenous plant hormones. Plant hormones can be divided into corn, namely auxins, gibberell...
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Excessive use of pesticides for pest control is not advisable; only rational use is safe
1. Chlorpyrifos easily causes phytotoxicity when used during the seedling stage of melon crops, and its use should also be avoided during the flowering period of certain crops. 2. Pesticides containing triazophos should not be used on fruit cane, as they easily cause phytotoxicity. 3. Because phoxim easily decomposes when exposed to light, its use should be avoided during the watermelon growing period and the seedling stage of radishes and leafy vegetables (even during the growing period...
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