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Re: Nice batch of salad greens
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Those look Awesome! Bear, not sure where in Covington County you are, but we are around the Perry Store community right on pea river. We cannot keep the insects off our stuff. Once they made our turnips and collards look like net stockings, they moved on to our salad greens. Been a battle this year, not sure what you're using but my Seven dust and other insecticides we used just made our insects eat more. Haven’t had to use anything on the spinach and lettuce. On my cabbage and collards I used some spinosad. I have had really good success keeping the insects knocked back since I started using it.
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