Category: Organic garden
Fertilising vines in autumn: techniques and benefits
Fertilisation is an agricultural practice that restores substances removed by cultivation to the soil and thus improves its biological, chemical and physical properties. It is therefore an action aimed at rebalancing soil health, which is also fundamental for plant development and growth. Read more!
Beauveria Bassiana: a parasitic fungus of insect pests
Beauveria bassiana is an antagonistic, endophytic and entomopathogenic fungus that was discovered by the entomologist Agostino Bassi in 1835. This microorganism acts as a parasite of several insect families and is therefore widely used for plant and crop protection in agriculture. Read more!
Cabbage fly: using micro-organisms for containment
The use of the product Rizotech MB, which is based on viable spores of fungi of the genus Glomus spp. and Beauveria bassiana spp., ensures a rapid development of the root system, improving the plant's efficiency in absorbing water and nutrients and reducing the root system stress caused by cabbage fly larvae.