Safer Ways to Control Weeds and Pests

control weeds and pests

Roundup is a glyphosate-based herbicide that is widely used in industrial agriculture and home gardens. It has been linked to a number of health problems, including cancer. There are a number of safe and effective alternatives to Roundup that can be used to control weeds and pests.

The use of Roundup and other herbicides has a number of negative environmental impacts, including water pollution, soil contamination, and air pollution.

The use of safe and effective alternatives to Roundup can help to reduce these environmental impacts and protect our health and the environment.

In the future, it is important that we move towards a more sustainable way of farming and gardening. This means using methods that do not rely on harmful chemicals, such as herbicides. There are a number of sustainable farming practices that can be used to control

weeds and pests, such as:

  • Cover cropping: Cover crops are planted between cash crops to help suppress weeds and improve soil health.

  • Intercropping: is the practice of planting different crops in close proximity to each other. This helps to create a more diverse ecosystem that is better able to resist pests and diseases.

  • Mulching: Mulch is a layer of organic material that is placed around plants to help suppress weeds and retain moisture.

By using these and other sustainable farming practices, we can help to protect our health and the environment, while also producing healthy and nutritious food.


Michelle Llamas, BCPA

Michelle Llamas has been writing articles and producing podcasts about drugs, medical devices and the FDA for nearly a decade. She focuses on various medical conditions, health policy, COVID-19, LGBTQ health, mental health and women’s health issues. Michelle collaborates with experts, including board-certified doctors, patients and advocates, to provide trusted health information to the public. Some of her qualifications can be found on:

https://www.drugwatch.com/authors/mllamas/

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