How to Deal with Russet Mites?

Russet Mites

Russet mites belong to the eriophyid family of mites, and between around 100 plant-specific species, is among the hardest to detect. A single mite is too tiny to be seen by the naked human eye. They need magnification of 10x and higher. Since they are so microscopic, they can be a huge threat for your garden without you even realizing. These plant pests leave no webs or secretions., and the visible damage the first indication of their presence.

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Indoor Vegetables from a Growbox

Indoor Vegetables from a Growbox

The growing health awareness of many consumers is currently leading to the emergence of a new trend, especially in cities: the planting of vegetables within your own four walls. This is made possible by the development of growboxes. These are practical if you live in a high-rise housing estate and the balcony is only so big that you can sit and have a barbecue more or less comfortably with two people on it.

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How To Improve The Energy Efficiency of Livestock Buildings

Energy Efficiency of Livestock Buildings

Improving the energy efficiency of your farm can help you save money while at the same time minimizing your energy usage. This information on livestock buildings is only one aspect of improving efficiency. For additional tips and information on other related topics, check out the links to other articles in this series that are included … Read more

How to Successfully Grow Seedless Watermelon

How to Successfully Grow Seedless Watermelon

Seedless watermelon growth requires much more management and attention to detail, than the growing and production of regular seeded watermelons. Some extra steps are necessary to make sure the pollination and yields are right. Watermelons without seeds are not self-pollinating, pollinizers, or diploid watermelon crops. Henceforth, they must be included in production to provide pollen. … Read more