In organic farming and gardening, due to the increasing number of pests interfering with crops, the use of insect netting has become essential. They act as physical barriers and, when properly installed, protect vegetables with 100% effectiveness. I prefer them to organic insecticides, which, in many cases, do not provide the desired results and are a nuisance to predatory species and pollinators.
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It's amazing how much I could write about our planet on this Earth Day. I could cover biodiversity, climate change, plastic pollution, social injustice, and environmental responsibility, but instead I chose to write about a...
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The early spring we are experiencing allows for the early establishment of spring green manures to occupy and enrich the soil before the first crops are established. And despite what one might think, it is not recommended to advance the sowing and transplanting of tropical species, because a late frost can always occur.
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Headed cabbage ( Brassica oleracea var. capitata ) represents a food of choice for northern populations, because the species appreciates cool and humid conditions. It was also one of the vegetables that responded best to the rainy conditions of summer 2023. Harvested at the end of October, Headed cabbage can be easily stored in a cold room until May.
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