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Recommended Tips for Getting Rid of Mosquitoes at Home
Mosquitoes are the second most annoying type of pest after flies. Flies at most just buzz around, making people feel annoyed, or they keep flying around our food, making us feel nauseous. But mosquitoes will bite people and leave a big red bump, and in severe cases, they can even spread diseases....Read more -
What are the effective methods for eliminating mosquitoes and flies in livestock farms?
The disinfection work in the breeding farm is of utmost importance. However, during summer, mosquitoes and flies are everywhere, which causes great difficulties for the disinfection process. After disinfection, the mosquitoes and flies will spread pathogens, making many farmers suffer greatly. Ho...Read more -
Campaigners call for action to end UK ‘dependency’ on controversial herbicides | Herbicides
In the 1980s, Scottish farmers pioneered the use of glyphosate sprays before wheat harvesting. Because the damp valleys make it difficult to dry the crops evenly, they developed a method of killing weeds one to two weeks before harvesting to speed up the drying process. Glyphosate wa...Read more -
As mosquitoes develop resistance to insecticides, scientists have found ways to limit their reproduction.
With this new information, researchers have an encouraging starting point for controlling the global mosquito population. A team of scientists from Virginia Tech published the results of their study of juvenile hormone (a chemical signal crucial for mosquito reproduction) in a paper ...Read more -
Non-repellent insecticides can prevent fire ants from infesting the root balls of seedlings.
Red fire ants (Solenopsis invicta) have been a serious pest in the United States since their discovery in shipping between 1933 and 1945. Their stings cause excruciating pain and cost the United States over $8 billion annually. Today, red fire ants are found in 19 states, primarily in the ...Read more -
The traditional peak season for spring farming is approaching, and there is again an expectation of price hikes for pesticides and fertilizers. Industry insiders: Currently, everyone is being rathe...
A year’s work begins in spring. Spring plowing, as the key period for fertilizer use throughout the year, has always been a traditional peak season for the pesticide and fertilizer industry, and also the peak period with the most concentrated demand throughout the year. Driven by factors su...Read more -
Adjustment of export rebate policies + domestic anti-crowding-out measures + overseas inventory replenishment – the industry’s prosperity is expected to recover.
On January 8, 2026, the Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration jointly issued a notice, clearly stating that starting from April 1, 2026, the export tax rebates for certain pesticide products will be cancelled. The categories include: Main types of pesticide raw materials incl...Read more -
Interaction of gibberellin and potassium nitrate, as well as the influence of pollen source on the physicochemical properties of grapes.
In table grapes, including the female variety Siah-e-Samarkhandi, bunch morphology and fruit size are critical. However, cultivation of this grape faces several challenges, such as berry drop and dwarf fruit, leading to reduced yield and market value. Berry drop is a major concern for the ...Read more -
Insecticides designed to control pine weevils have received full approval.
An insecticide designed to control large pine weevils has been given full approval in the UK to provide essential protection to the Siberian pine and other threatened species. Lanzarta has been approved for use in tree nurseries and forestry following a preliminary emergency authoris...Read more -
Experts from an Australian university do not recommend spraying fungicides on wheat that has turned purple.
Experts say abnormally high temperatures in February and March caused wheat scales and stalks across the state to take on a purple hue, similar to what they saw in March 2022. Experts from Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) stated that this pigmentation is not a disease and will no...Read more -
ENTRAPMENT® insecticides are registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and can be used on all agricultural crops.
This type of physical insecticide is one of the most widely registered active ingredients on the market, providing the greatest flexibility of application and improving resource efficiency in crop production. Boca Raton, Fla., March 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Attune Agriculture, a...Read more -
What pests can Chlorbenzuron control?
Chlorbenzuron is a benzoylurea type chitin synthesis inhibitor. It has the following functions and efficacy: 1. Mechanism of action: By inhibiting the activity of insect cuticle chitin synthase and uridine diphosphate coenzyme, it suppresses chitin synthesis in insects. Chitin is an important com...Read more