Classification of agricultural insecticides by mode of action Knowing how agricultural insecticides work allows us to make decisions about the type of insecticide we should apply to control the pests
The resistance of insects to plant protection products is caused by the excessive use of insecticides with the same active substances. The post explains how to prevent pest resistance to insecticides from developing
Fall armyworm, or Spodoptera frugiperda, is the larva of a nocturnal butterfly that mainly attacks maize, sorghum and rice, as well as some vegetable and cotton crops. Its larva causes
By controlling the ambient temperature, we control the development of pests, specifically the whitefly, and we can determine the right time to treat.