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Why Are Spider Mites Only Attracted to Certain Fields?

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Spider mites are attracted to corn plants with a specific nutrient profile which meets their nutritional requirements as a food source. When the nutrient ratios are shifted, corn plants become much less desirable to spider mites, and pest pressure can be substantially reduced. In this video, AEA founder John Kempf and Director of Education David Miller describe how to manage plant nutrition to produce crops which are mite and insect resistant.
Brad Koehn describes his experiences in working with Advancing Eco Agriculture’s plant nutrition products and management strategies. He has observed foliar applications of plant nutrition products prevent and reverse mite infestations on organic and conventional corn crops, achieving perfect control without any miticide applications.
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24 авг 2024

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@jeffb6276 5 лет назад

Whenever I lose myself listening to stuff like this brings me right back to where I need to be

@gtavtheavengergunnerlegend3340 2 года назад

This is the single most important video I've seen as a grower in my life. Share this. Watch it over and over until it clicks. At 1 hour and 25 minutes in PAY ATTENTION. this is absolutely 100 percent FACTS.

@AdvancingEcoAgriculture 2 года назад

We love hearing that you found this video to be so valuable! Thanks for sharing :) - The AEA Team

@jammuk1 2 года назад

The content is so intersting to farmers, academicians and scientists; why don't you break the video into short ones say 20-30 minutes?

@davehansen4208 2 года назад

I listen, I learn, I teach others 🙌🏻 these connections and knowledge is and will lead the way to creating healthy land and people.

@AdvancingEcoAgriculture 2 года назад

We're so glad to hear that you find value in our content, Dave Hansen! Thank you for following along :) - The AEA Team

@scottykonovalov4518 2 года назад

I have listened to this probably 25 times over the years, shared it with friends it was a contribution setting me on the path to regenerative agriculture I use aea products and the results speak for them selfs... it's older than 4 year upload date I think

@AdvancingEcoAgriculture Год назад

Thank you for sharing this video and continuing to come back for more, Scotty Konovalov. We love hearing about your positive experience using our products! - The AEA Team

@08dario08 5 лет назад

Absolutely fantastic video. 3 hours or 10 hours long I'll tune in

@williamkreth 2 года назад

Indoor grower here. I used to get spider mites all the time. But after getting better with my soil mixes and keeping my plants healthy I no longer have spider mites and haven't for many years. Healthy plants can defend themselves

@charleswalters5284 Год назад

Tell us more

@fiona3092 5 месяцев назад

I defo need to get the balance right in garden and my gut cas I attract alot when in the garden working,nightmare.

@kristopherbichsel9230 3 года назад

1.75x speed is magic. Thanks for helping understand.

@vuladamsUT 2 года назад

This info is a commodity. Thank You.

@AdvancingEcoAgriculture 2 года назад

You're welcome. Thanks for watching! - The AEA Team

@colincruickshanks7578 2 года назад

So, as a Gardener working in the amenity sector with ornamentals; the reason my Colocasia esculenta has an infestation of Spider Mite is because there is an excess of Amonium in it's foliage and, although the leaves of both the Zantedescha aethiopica growing adjacent to the C. esculenta contact each other, the Z. aethiopica attracts no Spider Mites because it's foliage does not contain any excess of NH4+ Following Sap Analysis let's say this is the case for every occurrence of this scenario throughout the whole Park Garden mostly year after year: Then what action ought to be taken by me to resolve the problem?

@mceliniak 2 года назад

Pure knowledge! Thank You.

@johnboykin3128 3 года назад

I had a 3 plant closet grow. Spider mites loved one plant and didn't care about the other 2 plants at all. Had a second episode of spider mites and they died after I applied the correct balance of minerals.

@orangemoonglows2692 2 года назад

what balance of minerals did you apply?

@mauricecalliss1303 Год назад

Really impressed wow .blown away really am .wow

@salsung73 Год назад

Actually sabotaging losers are the cause. I hope this information ℹ️ is helpful. Bless you and I hope you have an awesome day 😃🥰🙏

@fourreal7128 2 года назад

Thank you for this video , it was great, you should update it too

@dabberdan3200 2 года назад

It’s the nitrate levels in the plant/soil/sap

@carlosvalencia5963 2 года назад

Excelent and thanks a lot

@user-xb6fl9ri6g 2 года назад

holy cow I had no idea enzymes were little laser crystals, amazing talk thank you

@jeffcrist2977 3 года назад

Will a plant keep "exuding" sugars if there is little to nothing to consume the exudation in the soil?

@Ken2234 2 года назад

If only they knew this in the 50-70's. So much damage has been done.

@AdvancingEcoAgriculture 2 года назад

Hi Ken2234, it's too bad they weren't aware at the time. Thankfully there are a lot of people out there working toward reversing that damage and regenerating our precious soils. - The AEA Team

@jamdrew15 2 года назад

I love your content, thankyou for uploading all of these videos. Growing plants that can defend themselves and dont need insecticides/fungicides is my biggest dream in life. I try to apply the concepts I learn, but without lab access, it is very challenging to acheive this. I struggle with mites/aphids in a commercial facility. Ive tried several different pesticides and they always leave my plants weaker than before application. I truly believe plants can defend themselves with their immune systems when fed properly. But, unfortunately i dont know how to acheive this, particularly with the cannabis plant. Ill keep studying, but any advice would be greatly appreciated

@charleswalters5284 Год назад

The easy answer is predator mites every 6 or so months, harder try other breeds. Harder still fix nutrition. Brix meter isn't so expensive