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About the author

Agricultural scientist Johan Gerber has been working in the field of pesticides for years and involved with various leading agricultural companies in the development and registration of many environmentally-responsible pest solutions available on the South African market for agricultural and home garden use. Johan writes for a variety of consumer and industry publications.

"I support the careful consideration of all available pest control techniques and subsequent integration of appropriate measures that discourage the development of pest populations and minimise the risks to human health and the environment. "

For more information regarding the contents of The Garden Guardian's guide to environmentally-responsible garden care go to PUBLICATIONS. Johan Gerber can be contacted at johangerber@nashuaisp.co.za via e-mail.

Click here for information on Dagutat Biolab microbial formulations commercially available in South Africa for use in agriculture to control various problem pests

 

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Information regarding these wonderful creatures can be found in
“The Garden Guardian’s guide to environmentally-responsible garden care “

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GARDENING WEBSITE LINKS

www.gardeninginsouthafrica.co.za