Giant Strawberries in Gomel: Local Farmer's Success and Pest Control Challenge

Gomel Strawberry Farmer Shows Off Giant Lycia Berries, Battles Spider Mites with Biopreparations A Gomel, Belarus, strawberry farmer recently shared a video showcasing their impressive Lycia strawberry crop. The video highlights the unusually large size of the berries, with the farmer stating, "This is the longest berry I've ever seen!" However, the video also reveals a challenge: a spider mite infestation, which the farmer attributes to the recent warm and humid weather. The farmer explains their use of biopreparations to combat the pest, emphasizing a commitment to sustainable farming methods. The video underscores the importance of proper spacing between plants for good air circulation, a key factor in preventing disease and pest outbreaks. The farmer's practical advice and the striking visuals of the large strawberries offer valuable insight into local agriculture and sustainable practices. The farmer's commitment to organic pest control is noteworthy in the context of growing concerns about the environmental impact of chemical pesticides. The video concludes with an invitation for orders, suggesting a strong local demand for this unique strawberry variety.