Sustainable Agriculture — Going Green — Helping Farmers
Referring to the cabbage plant (the cruciferous family) is referring to the worry about diamondback moth with great potential for harm. Often concentrated in the change of seasons or the dry season, it will be difficult to manage this pest.
Right from the moment of hatching, diamondback moth have begun to attack plants and at the age of 2, diamondback moth eat leaves, leaving the epidermis forming fuzzy spots; If severe, only leaf veins remain.
Management measures:
Understanding the concerns of farmers, Map Pacific Singapore has the product MAP WINNER 5WG
Advantages:
Dosage: Use 80g/ha (2 -3g/ 16 liter). Spray when worms are 1-2 years old or when worms appear.
Wishing you a successful harvest season.
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