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Citrus in the garden
... required by spraying with registered and recommended pesticides. Identify insect pests correctly and do not spray unnecessarily. Small numbers of pests may not cause any significant damage or crop losses in ... South Wales. It can attack citrus from September to May, depending on the fruit variety. Cover-spray treatments reduce fruit losses, but do not leave fruit on the tree beyond full maturity ...
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Protect your land — use cover crops
... or legume? To Plough-in or not? Biological tillage Advantages of cover crops Disadvantages of cover crops Summary Acknowledgments Case Studies Cover crops for Sydney vegetable growers Vegetable farmers use their soil ... soil is more easily eroded. Often it is better to mulch or slash a cover crop. Alternatively, spray it with a knockdown hebicide then let it stay there, still protecting the soil ...
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Plague locusts in dairying areas
... label/permit instructions be followed. Check the insecticide information All insecticides that are used to spray for locusts should be checked for the following information: Grazing/fodder withholding period (WHP). This ... be fed to the cows; or use previously ensiled fodder to cover the grazing/fodder WHP; or buy sufficient forage to cover the grazing/fodder WHP. Discuss how much feed you will ...
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