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Preventing Nematode Damage in Potato Fields with Purpureocillium Lilacinum

Preventing Nematode Damage in Potato Fields with Purpureocillium Lilacinum

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 Since I have been gardening for decades with sandy soils, I am well aware that nematodes secretly disturb healthy potato growth. Such invaders attack the roots of potatoes, which causes plants to grow poorly and yields crispy or spoiled tubers. Over the years, I’ve tried out many types of nematode insecticides, but compared to others, purpureocillium lilacinum nematode bio-products have always been as effective, sustainable, and promising in my farming.Controlling Nematodes can be Hard
People who have tried growing potatoes realize that chemical nematode insecticides help with pests but have serious drawbacks. Using these pesticides may harm helpful creatures in the soil and perhaps leave chemicals that could be dangerous to its health and future safety. For this reason, according to Dr. Meera Singh, a soil microbiology expert from the State Agricultural University, applying synthetic nematode insecticides alone can lead to problems in the soil and result in crops becoming more at risk.The use of Biologic Nematodes for Sustainable Agriculture
In experience, what makes a potato crop healthy is not only excellent soil but also strong cultural methods and nematode solutions. The use of crop rotation, sunlight on the soil, and natural rich materials all work in preventing pests. But it was not until I adopted purpureocillium lilacinum nematode biocontrol that the real changes happened in my disciplines. The presence of this soil fungus helps decrease the number of biologic nematodes without harming the earthworms and helpful microorganisms in my soil every year.The first time I read about Purpureocillium lilacinum (Paecilomyces lilacinus) in a university extension research piece, I saw a strong possibility for it to treat nematode problems naturally. Bringing Science to Soil: Nema Pro in Potato Fields
The real proof was seen when the approach was used in practice. But once I started using the commercial product Nema Pro (from Novobac), the problems from nematodes were solved. Paecilomyces lilacinus is the main substance used, which is a pure, high-viability type of nematode biocontrol. Nema Pro shines because it is simple to use and always delivers the requested results.You can add Nema Pro either by watering it with the soil or using drip irrigation to put billions of living fungi exactly where you need them. In only a few weeks, the plants looked much healthier and after harvest I found fewer nematodes and the potatoes were bigger and healthier.He says, “Paecilomyces lilacinus acts as a good natural nematode insecticide since it is effective on the eggs and does not harm helpful insects in the soil.” The constant use of organic products supports both the yield and the quality of tubers in crops that are prone to diseases, like potatoes.
Nema Pro Gives You Lots of Options and Puts Your Mind at EasePeople who grow organically enjoy knowing that Nema Pro is chemical-free and does not threaten the upholding of their certification. I use it every 20-30 days, or after the soil gets heavily saturated with rain, so the plant’s root zone will be well protected throughout the growing season.Stronger and more nutritious potatoes with each potato harvestHow healthy your potato crop is at the end of the season depends on the way you treat your soil. Blending traditional farming methods and using Nema Pro and Nema Promax solutions will help you make your fields free from nematodes.If, similar to me, you believe in maintaining traditions and looking for new solutions, you should consider using purpureocillium lilacinum nematode biocontrol. With help from experts and products developed using university studies, you can keep nematodes away, increase your potatoes’ productivity, and assist with sustainable farming, potato at a time.
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