This blog is pretty new, but it still surprises me this is the first time I've written on organics and sustainability. We are right in the middle of the Growing Green series in Greenhouse Grower now, having covered pots, media, a little talk on Florverde and a story in the September issue from Ray Cloyd on PGRs interfering with biological controls.
For the October issue, I'm talking to some biologicals providers, as well as some organic fertilizer and pesticide suppliers, on how much they cost compared to traditional, what they're made of, what their efficacies are and what differences you'd notice using them.
They can't possibly cost as much as this -- U.S.-funded aerial spraying of suspected coca plantations in Colombia near the Ecuador border has severely damaged the DNA of local residents, a new study has found.
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