Tweet U.S. Department of Agriculture’s organic regulations has restricted the usage of pesticides, which were synthetic remedies employed by many gardeners. Pest and insect control is the most important problem faced by the gardener and employment of integrated pest management in your garden will help you take pest- and disease-control decisions in the organic garden. … Read more →

Tweet Organic gardening involves management that includes soil amendments, fertilization and plant culture as well as pest control. Weeds are a perennial problem in any garden and soil cultivation, digging and turning the soil between rows is a good option. Mulching with newspapers is also a good organic weed control practice.  Pests are difficult to … Read more →

Tweet Today, majority of people are buying organically grown fruits and vegetables as a way to benefit the environment and personal health. Seed production is an industry that has a significant effect on environmental and human health. Some of these standards like attention to soil fertility, biological pest control and conservation practices should be taken … Read more →

Tweet There are loads of reasons to eat organic apple, as they taste juicer, better and fresher. The average conventionally grown apple has more pesticide residue on it than any other fruit or vegetable. A recent study has revealed that nearly 48 different kinds of pesticides have been found in 700 apple samples. Therefore, we … Read more →

Tweet Flowering garden plants attract pollinators for successful pollination by means of nature’s plan, and this leads to bountiful harvests of fruit and vegetables. Majority of plants require assistance for pollination and bumblebees, mason bees, solitary bees, flies, beetles, and butterflies aid them. There are many flowering plants to choose from which will attract pollinators. … Read more →