Plant Protection in Organic Arable & Vegetable Crops
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The book delves into the foundational principles of soil health, laying the groundwork for successful organic cultivation. Explore in-depth chapters dedicated to specific pest management for eight arable crops, including barley, maize, and wheat, as well as nine vegetable varieties such as tomatoes, squash, and carrots. Each chapter provides invaluable insights into organic control methods, ensuring you are equipped with reliable, science-backed strategies.
Developed through extensive feedback from scientists, growers, and consultants, this publication avoids anecdotal content, offering only evidence-based information. It aligns closely with New Zealand's organic certification standards, making it a must-have manual for both seasoned growers and novices. Elevate your organic farming practices with this indispensable tool for plant protection that promises to enhance yield and promote ecological balance in your fields.
Authors: David Teulon, Peter Cameron, Graeme Bourdot, Denis Curtin Publisher: NZ Plant Protection Society
Bind: paperback
Publication Date: 01-01-2005
Developed to address a perceived lack of information on pest, disease and weed management in organic farming in New Zealand, this new book is an invaluable resource for organic arable and vegetable growers and their consultants, as well as for those considering a move to reduced chemical usage or organics. Beginning with the central principles of soil health and the management of pests, disease and weeds in organic growing, the book also contains standalone chapters on those pest, disease and weed problems specific to eight arable crop (barley, borage, clover seed, lentils, grass seed, linseed, maize and wheat) and nine vegetable crops (asparagus, brassicas, capsicums, carrots, onions, process peas, potatoes, squash and tomatoes), together with information on recommended organic control methods. Throughout, anecdotal material has been deliberately avoided - instead draft chapters of the book were circulated among scientists, growers and consultants for practical, objective feedback and sound evidence to incorporate into the final text. Wherever possible, information has been related to New Zealand conditions and to current organic certification standards.
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