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Pesticides can be an essential tool in garden and crop maintenance; learn about all kinds of pesticides in this free video series on gardening.
There are 8 videos in this series:
Insecticides can seem like a miracle for gardeners; learn about using insecticides in this free video on pesticide application.
Herbicides help your garden and lawn grow strong; learn about using herbicides in this free video on pesticide application.
Find out if post-emergent selective herbicides are right for your garden; learn about using herbicides in this free video on pesticide application.
Find out if pre-emergent selective herbicides are right for your garden; learn about using herbicides in this free video on pesticide application.
Find out if selective herbicides are right for your garden; learn about using herbicides in this free video on pesticide application.
Timing and proper application are key to pesticides succeeding in your garden; learn about using insecticides and herbicides in this free video on pesticide application.
Over application of pesticides is not smart and probably illegal; learn about using insecticides and herbicides in this free video on pesticide application.
Many pesticides need water and drainage to work best in your garden; learn about using insecticides and herbicides in this free video on pesticide application.
Organic gardening: more than just a hobby. Today we know that many of the pesticides, fertilizers, and treatments used in commercial and home agriculture are hazardous to the environment. Whereas at one point in history it was ‘okay’ to drain all the nutrients from the soil and poison any insects living there, rendering the land dead and stagnant, and then simply move on to fresher pastures, today people are concerned with their ecological ‘footprint’ and recognizing the damage our gardening products (like weed killer and pesticides) have on the environment and human health. Cattle are often treated with hormones to produce more milk or larger muscles, and many of them are bombarded by pesticides and chemicals from the grass and feed they eat regularly. Organic gardening is part of the counter-movement, a small step in the right direction that teaches people to trust nature and the natural ways food, flowers, and herbs are produced.
Travis Steglich Travis Steglich is the owner and operator of the Steglich Feed and Farm Supply Store. His family before him has been serving the ranchers, farmers and gardeners of central Texas for more than 60 years.dkdk
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