How to pronounce“insecticide”in English

fungicide insecticide pesticide all that stuff did not exist so we just did a

There's not an insecticide or a pesticide that won't affect an insect, like a bee.

Technologies like insecticide treated bed nets or combination therapy for

We can prevent malaria by providing insecticide-treated bed nets.

Many of these chemicals are insecticides.

All of this rainwater carries the insecticides and the pesticides with them.

I think I was an ant in an insecticide commercial.

There are mosquito bed nets that now have insecticide in them so they kill the mosquitoes.

And fungicide, insecticide, pesticide did not exist either for everyone with an organic farmer.

the um for extermination in gas chambers um was an insecticide.

diseases it's got many advantages to it uh unlike insecticides which need to be

And they were sprayed with one of these neonicotinoid insecticides.

Now there's a very strong movement out there that wants to ban neonicotinoid insecticides as a way

Why because of things cheap, easy to use health technologies like vaccines and vitamin and insecticide treated bed nets.

So to me, it's as promising as a new insecticide.

So in that sense, it's not that different than using insecticides.

Because one of the major culprits for groundwater contamination is fertilizers and insecticides.

Because what we use as fertilizers, pesticides, and insecticides in our organic farming will ultimately come back in the form

these foreign firms and other kinds of firms within India who have vested interest in selling those insecticides, pesticides, and fertilizers.

And so what happens is neonicotinoids, this class of insecticides, there have definitely been overt pesticide poisonings

In 1942, Dr. Seuss drew a cartoon that he called, "What This Country Needs Is a Good Mental Insecticide."

Less insecticide on the land?

But the point is that chemical fertilizer did not exist, and fungicides, insecticides, pesticides did not exist either.

So, in Africa, we've gotten to the point now where you--I think you could much more micro-manage the amount of fertilizer and the insecticides that you use, that you

Imagine now having 100 percent organic food where you don't have to have insecticides and so on pumped into it because you have it produced in sealed buildings, in vertical