Plant Disease Improvement: Professional Solutions for Soil Continuous Cropping Obstacles and Crop Diseases

New Sun Oversea specializes in soil improvement using the "bacteria control bacteria" concept, enabling ginger to overcome continuous cropping obstacles without fallow periods, while simultaneously solving ginger soft rot and nematode problems. Restores soil fertility and promotes root development, can control banana fusarium wilt.

For high-value crops like ginger, besides continuous cropping obstacles, there are also ginger soft rot and nematode problems. Traditional fallow and crop rotation methods, as well as general probiotics, cannot solve these issues. Therefore, New Sun Oversea adopts NS BIO microbial technology and successfully developed related application products, including Agricultural Active Water No.2 and Enhanced Bio-Humus. NS BIO can completely solve soil fertility problems, enabling continuous ginger cultivation without fallow periods, while simultaneously solving ginger soft rot and nematode problems. Additionally, it can effectively control banana fusarium wilt, restore soil fertility, and promote root development to increase crop yield.

1 Can Solve Soil Continuous Cropping Obstacles

What are Soil Continuous Cropping Obstacles?

Agricultural production quality is inseparable from soil quality. The use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides once increased agricultural yields, but also left problems such as low organic matter, fertilizer damage, pesticide damage, increased pathogen resistance, and collapsed soil ecosystems. Damaged soil affects agricultural products and creates a vicious cycle of weakness, chemical usage, and further deterioration.

The above vicious cycle turns soil into:

• Insufficient soil fertility
• Soil pH too high or too low
• Poor soil structure
• Poor water retention causing water shortage
• Soil pollution problems

Additionally, continuous planting of the same crop also damages soil. During continuous planting, crops extract nutrients from the soil causing fertility decline, while also affecting soil microbial diversity, damaging soil and reducing crop growth and yield.

Sick soil cannot grow good crops even with good climate and varieties, nor can it achieve "high-value" prices. Therefore, when continuously planting the same crop, soil improvement is necessary to enhance soil fertility and ensure soil microbial diversity, preventing continuous cropping obstacles.

New Sun Oversea plant protection products specialize in repairing damage caused by fertilizers and pesticides, inhibiting pathogens, nematodes, and soil-borne diseases. They are the best solution for solving soil continuous cropping obstacles and creating high-value agricultural products.

Why Can It Solve Soil Continuous Cropping Obstacles?

New Sun Oversea plant protection products' NS BIO microbial communities are comprehensively domesticated from natural soil microorganisms. Therefore, New Sun Oversea specializes in soil improvement, solving crop continuous cropping obstacles while also inhibiting pathogens and nematodes, and controlling soil-borne diseases.

New Sun Oversea's soil improvement product technology advantages rebuild healthy soil microbial ecology with the following characteristics:

• Effectively decomposes soil organic matter
• Promotes soil aggregation
• Purifies plant rhizosphere microbiome
• Promotes soil nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium cycling
• Loosens soil compaction problems
• Degrades salts and balances pH
• Inhibits harmful bacteria and prevents viruses

New Sun Oversea's soil improvement product is Agricultural Active Water (product name: Agricultural Active Water No.2), an exempt plant protection material (chitosan). Its purpose is as a soil activator, with the most important technological advantage being rebuilding healthy soil microbial ecosystems. This soil improvement product has multiple characteristics that effectively improve soil quality, making crops grow healthier and more abundant.

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2 Can Solve Ginger Soft Rot and Nematodes

What is Ginger Soft Rot?

Soft rot commonly occurs in old ginger fields during the young ginger stage. It is a common pathogen in soil and ginger seeds. Its spread is closely related to temperature, rainfall, host plant tissue maturity, and especially field nematode density.

Why Control Nematodes When Solving Ginger Soft Rot?

Fields with high nematode density are particularly prone to soft rot outbreaks because active nematodes easily create multiple wounds on young ginger epidermis, providing excellent opportunities for soft rot pathogen invasion. When spring temperatures rise (soil temperature above 24°C) and rainfall increases, infected areas can release large amounts of zoospores within 21 hours. Zoospores are transmission units that flow through soil pores with irrigation water or rainwater, infecting neighboring plants within 90 minutes and spreading rapidly. Generally, when scattered yellowing plants are visible in fields after plum rain season, many surrounding plants' rhizomes are already diseased. If not prevented early or symptoms detected promptly to destroy plants around diseased ones, ginger fields may lose economic value within a short time (about 2 weeks).

Therefore, controlling soft rot requires simultaneous inhibition of pathogens and nematodes. It's best to choose products that use probiotic dominant populations to inhibit pathogens and nematodes without causing soil burden.

How Does It Differ from Conventional Practices?

What is New Sun Oversea's Recommended Ginger Field Soil Improvement Practice?

Product Uses: Treat nematode problems, improve bacterial wilt and soft rot continuous cropping obstacles, inhibit harmful fungal growth in soil.

Required Materials: Agricultural Active Water No.2, Bio-Humus, Enhanced Bio-Humus.

Precautions: Microbial materials should not be used simultaneously with disinfectants like lime, bleaching powder. Wait at least one week after pesticide or herbicide use before using.

Recommended Usage Methods (per 0.1 hectare):

Environment Construction During Base Fertilization: Use 40-60 bags Bio-Humus or 10-20 bags Enhanced Bio-Humus with fertilizer. Use 20 liters Agricultural Active Water No.2 with irrigation system. Let stand 5-14 days before transplanting.

Environment Maintenance During Top Dressing: First top dressing: 2 bags Enhanced Bio-Humus + 20L Agricultural Active Water No.2; Second top dressing: 6 bags Enhanced Bio-Humus + 20L Agricultural Active Water No.2.

3 Can Control Banana Fusarium Wilt

Why Does Banana Fusarium Wilt Occur?

• Genetic Issues: Most banana farmers plant Cavendish bananas, previously thought immune to fusarium wilt. Since 1990s, Tropical Race 4 (TR4) pathogen emerged infecting Cavendish varieties.
• Breeding Issues: Banana propagation mainly asexual, making hybrid breeding difficult.
• Legal (Ethical) Issues: GM bananas face controversy regarding gene pool reduction.

What Should Be Considered When Solving Banana Fusarium Wilt?

Fusarium wilt currently incurable, mainly using epidemiological methods improving host, pathogen, and environment.

Pathogen (Fusarium Fungi) Control Methods: Disinfection, isolation, spacing, fallow quarantine; precise nucleic acid testing.

Soil Environment (Rhizosphere Environment) Improvement: Through microorganisms with inhibitory capacity to crowd out pathogens; regulate nutrients to enhance plant absorption capacity.

Why Does Soil Improvement Reduce Fusarium Wilt?

Pathogens mainly infect from roots, can survive in soil for years. Establish abundant high-quality soil probiotics in soil first, like deploying guards to resist pathogens at all times.

What Are the Advantages of New Sun Oversea's NS BIO Ecological Method?

• NS BIO contains fungal and actinomycete communities with same ecological niche as fusarium fungi, effectively crowding out fusarium
• Ecological treatment causes no land damage, making land increasingly productive over time
• Effectively restores soil fertility, promotes root development, increases crop yield

Fusarium Fungi Infection Mechanisms and Countermeasures

How Does It Differ from Conventional Practices?

4 Other Control Achievements

Why Can It Control High Mountain Cabbage Clubroot?

High-altitude areas have limited production time. Farmers use high-efficiency land use including: applying chicken manure semi-mature fertilizer (carries nematodes), continuous planting without rotation, using lime for sterilization. Lime effectiveness decreases over time, soil ecology becomes imbalanced, requiring restoration.

How is Strawberry Root Rot Transmitted?

• Strawberry seedlings can carry pathogens from infected mother plants.
• Poor drainage causes weak roots, pathogen invasion.
• Bacterial wilt pathogens spread through water splashing.

Clients commonly report black root brown root problems appearing after long autumn rains, affecting energy storage.

How Can You Maintain Strawberry Roots?

Use Agricultural Active Water No.2 (chitosan product): proliferates actinomycetes, inhibits pathogens, promotes new root growth. Welcome to experience it.

How is Onion Soft Rot Transmitted?

Semi-mature chicken manure carries nematode eggs, hatching in dry season, soft rot pathogens infect through wounds during rainy humid periods. Harvest every 3-4 months allows rapid soil improvement.

Data references: Wufeng Plant Protection Manual, Agricultural Improvement Stations, Taiwan University, field experience

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