CannabisNewsBreaks – Crop Defenders Ltd. Featured in Article posted at MMJDaily
Nov 16, 2020
Crop Defenders Ltd., a Canadian bio control company, was featured in an article titled “Newly reared Aphidius Ervi strain strong tool against aphids,” which was recently posted at MMJDaily. The article highlights the destruction aphids can cause, the declining effectiveness of a known biological control, and the solution Crop Defenders Ltd. has introduced to the market. “By rearing an indigenous strain of Aphidius Ervi that is two times bigger than its imported peers, we have developed a product that is distinctly superior to anything available in the market, out-performing the other strains in field efficacy by extensive margins,” the team with Crop Defenders said.
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About Crop Defenders Ltd.
Crop Defenders was developed and devised by the founder, Dr. Ishtiaq Rao. Before Dr. Rao was “Dr.” Rao, he saw how much money there was to be made in pesticide sales, so he decided to study entomology. At this time, agricultural pest control strategies were entirely based on pesticides. One year into his entomology program, Dr. Ishtiaq Rao would witness chemical sprays that caused birds to fall from the air, dead. Sometime later, he visited hospitals and witnessed people who were very sick as a result of rampant pesticide use. He used to see people come to the villages for fresh air, now the villagers themselves were dying for fresh air. It was after seeing all this that he made the decision to never sell chemical pesticides and made the life-changing decision to get into biologicals. For more information, visit the company’s website at http://cropdefenders.ca/
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