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Californian Farmers Plant Agave From Mexico in W50

Timely pest control in the first half of summer as a factor in preserving crop yield In the first half of summer, corn, sunflower, and many other crops are actively developing and entering the critical period of yield formation. It is at this time that plants are particularly sensitive to damage, and favorable weather conditions, including elevated temperatures and sufficient humidity, create an ideal environment for the rapid development of pests. Both leaf-eating and sucking pests come into focus, among which aphids, thrips, bugs, lepidopterans, and the western corn rootworm are prominent. They are capable of forming large populations in a short time, leading to plant weakening, growth inhibition, and, consequently, a yield shortfall. The complexity of this problem lies in the comprehensive nature of the damage caused. Sucking pests not only extract nutrients but also act as carriers of viral infections. Leaf-eating pests damage the vegetative mass, reducing the photosynthetic activi

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Farmers are advised to urgently control pests on cereals and rapeseed.