CHRYSOPA ,CONGRESS GRASS & MEALYBUG CONTROL

American boll worm is not a major or minor pest of american cotton since 2002 in Jind distt. of Haryana,India. Fortunately or unfortunately, now all the notified & recomended varieties of american cotton had been replaced by BT hybrids. Now a new insect called mealybug (Phenococcus solenopsis) having its origin in USA is becoming a potential threat to cotton cultivation. In such a critical situation,a lacewing insect named CHRYSOPERLA along with so many predators,parasitoids,parasites and pathogens will help the cotton growing farmers in particular and society as a whole. PROFIT ORIENTED HUMAN POPULATION MAY SOMEWHAT FEEL JEALOUSY ON THE AVAILABILITY OF SAFE ORGANIC FOOD TO THIS INSECT MAINLY BECAUSE OF THE NONCROP PLANTS INCLUDING CONGRESS GRASS.

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• chrysoperla
• grub
• mealybug-control
• predators
• mealybug
• pest-control
• biological-control
• beneficial insects
• farmer friends
• IPM
• cotton ecology
• crop protection
• haryana
• nidana
• agriculture
• cotton insects
• women farmers
• farmer field school
• nonpesticidal pest management'
• 'pest control
• mahila khet pathshala
• Insect pests of cotton
• match
• justintv
• nonprofit
• natural control
• biocontrol

[rattansingh53]

survival on congress grass

[sarojvsg]

Makshikasy ghritm veri!

jeevasy jeevam veri!!

[ngDpRaj]

cool ! biowar ! but cool !!!!

[SARITARJS]

Really,this one is more lucky than humanbeings

[rattansingh53]

hazi kahein ya bhajji,hai to farmers'freind

[JGTSACHIN]

It may be 'HAZZI' but surely not 'NAMAZZI'

[sunitabab]

it is amusing and amazing specially for kids and farmers