Fw:Derris Dust

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> Hi Stephen
> Here in New Zealand we can still buy Derris Dust and it contains both
> rotenone and carbaryl.Its withholding period is only 1 day of harvest so
as
> a insecticide it is one of the safer (if there is such a thing).I use
only
> on very rare occasions.It does work foe controlling white butterfly
> caterpillars so I only use it on cabbages if needed.Have put your page in
> my favorites folder and will check it out.How is the season going?We are
> thinking now of our new seasons crops and what we are going to plant.Have
> you tried any new varieties this year.I would be interested in knowing of
> any to try out this season.
> Phillippa
> bpgraham@ihug.co.nz
Stephen I tried sending this to you but it was returned so am sending it
via the veggie list.Phillippa

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