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Summer limits on collards and pesticide use in North Carolina
The guidance warns against growing collards in summer in eastern North Carolina due to pest pressure and urges strict adherence to label instructions for pesticides. Excessive mixing or frequency risks unsafe harvest intervals, potentially making the crop unsafe to eat. even lawn products without food crop labeling are not legal for vegetables. The author consulted the Pender County Extension office for local advice.
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