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Just in time for Christmas...
GESILA IS HERE!!!
What is The Potato Bug.. How can we stop them!!
The Potato Bug is notorious for its ability to rapidly develop resistance to insecticides that are used repeatedly for control. This has been a serious problem on
the east coast for some time, and is becoming more of a problem in Tennessee. With a limited number of insecticides available, some homeowners feel they have exhausted
their control options when it becomes resistant to one or more insecticides. Insecticides in the same chemical class usually have the same mode of action, the same method
of killing the insect. Resistance develops more rapidly to an insecticide when that insecticide is used repeatedly as the only control measure. Repeated use of one class kills
susceptible beetles, leaving those that are resistant. Overuse of one insecticide may favor the development of resistance to other insecticides in the same chemical class.
Consequently, to delay or prevent resistance it is important to avoid repeated usage of one particular insecticide by rotating the insecticides used.
Help end the chaos...
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CD: Gesila Session 3
Label: Cherry Lipped Records
Credits: K-Nuff & Arthur P. |
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CD: Gesila Session 2
Label: Cherry Lipped Records
Credits: K-Nuff & Arthur P. |
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CD: Gesila Session 2
Label: Cherry Lipped Records
Credits: K-Nuff & Arthur P. |
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