For
greenhouse vegetables to grow well, pest control is a must. The following
olive
net manufacturers will
introduce some pest control strategies for greenhouse vegetables.
1
Ecological control
Because
vegetables in greenhouses generally grow at high temperature and humidity, and
are prone to problems such as poor ventilation, especially when the pH of the
soil tends to be acidic, it is easy to cause pests and diseases. To effectively
avoid this situation, it is necessary to take effective ecological control
measures according to the actual situation:
One
is to ventilate the greenhouse on sunny days to ensure free circulation of air
inside the greenhouse, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of pests and
diseases;
The
second is to require the staff to be fully familiar with the greenhouse
environment, try to use natural conditions to prevent pests and reduce manual
intervention, so that vegetables can be protected from human
factors;
The
third is to do a good job of strict supervision and control of vegetables in
greenhouses. Once an abnormal situation is found, find the source of the problem
and formulate an effective solution to control the problem within the range that
can be solved.
2
Agricultural control
In
agricultural control work, vegetable varieties must be selected to ensure their
ability to resist pests.
One
is to complete the corresponding drying and disinfection process before sowing
to ensure that it has been in a healthy development state;
The
second is to handle the work of raising seedlings in different places. The main
purpose of raising seedlings in different places is to avoid problems of
diseases and insect pests and ensure the health of vegetables;
The
third is drug colonization. Because vegetables grown in greenhouses need to be
sprayed with pesticides at least once before planting, select excellent
seedlings, improve the survival rate of vegetables from the source, ensure the
quality and yield of vegetables, and create higher economic benefits for
vegetable farmers .
3.bird
catching net physical
control
Physical
control measures refer to the use of advanced technical means to control pests
and diseases and create a stable environment for the growth of vegetables. In
actual use, common physical control measures mainly include colored plates,
insecticidal lamps and colored paper, etc. These technologies are easy to
operate, flexible, and have obvious insecticidal effects. To further control
pests and diseases, it is also necessary to combine advanced technologies such
as microwave insecticide and ozone to continuously improve the planting and
insect control level of greenhouse vegetables.