Soil Solarization
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- Publication
- Date of Publication
- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Publication Information
Looking for a chemical-free way to manage weeds?
Soil Solarization is a simple, eco-friendly way to manage weeds, pests, and plant diseases.
This 2-page factsheet explains the process in clear steps. It also reports findings from Texas research plots. In just four weeks, solarization can cut weed numbers sharply, with results lasting into the next season.
What You'll Learn
- Insect identification: Learn the difference between chewing insects and sucking insects.
- Recognizing insect problems: Recognize common signs of insect damage in your plants.
- Control options: Protect your plants through proven cultural and chemical methods.
A little prep now means fewer weeds and garden problems later. Download your free guide today!
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