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lalloboy101 wrote:I tried cure in the earlies too, it was expensive . Being neem based, I thought it would have have worked but not.
TriP wrote:May 2018.
Please note that registration for May training courses commences on Monday 30th April 2018, so be sure to call and secure your spot(s) early as each course is limited to a maximum of thirty (30) participants
Phone Surgeon wrote:i've used harris seeds in the past with no issues
lalloboy101 wrote:What's the best treatment for leafminers, I have some tomatoes and peppers infested with it. I tried rouger and dianazon with little success, even tried bemizan and caprid as well. Any other recommendations?
Soul Collector wrote:TriP wrote:May 2018.
Please note that registration for May training courses commences on Monday 30th April 2018, so be sure to call and secure your spot(s) early as each course is limited to a maximum of thirty (30) participants
I just called to register for the pepper and tomato course. It already overfilled Didn't know it would have filled up so fast.
Thanks..Phone Surgeon wrote:thats whitehead grass
you need to use herbinate
or
basta
but the herbinate is better
longtime buctril use to deal with that real good but they dont make it anymore
triniredz24 wrote:Hey tuners, I am interested in getting agricultural land leased from the government. Which agencies responsible for leasing farm land? Thanks.
Great idea and safe the environment...TriP wrote:1. Put holes in the bottom of an empty tender coconut.
2. Fill it with mud and plant the seeds in the coconut.
3. Plant the coconut in the ground. The holes in the coconut help the roots to grow without any obstruction.
This eliminates the usage of plastic bags in the nursery and also when the coconut degrades in the soil it provides nutrients and also it retains water for the plant to grow.