31K views · 146 reactions | They're back. For the third summer in a row, B.C.’s south coast is about to experience an outbreak in western hemlock looper moths. Have you noticed more moths lately? https://globalnews.ca/news/8152889/western-hemlock-looper-moth-outbreak/ | Global BC | Facebook

Looper Moth Larva AKA Inch Worm moving along our picnic table in Hervey Bay, Southeast Queensland, Australia. | The Owl & Nature Page

Maximizing cabbage cultivation by growing up to 87 cabbages per aeroponic tower annually. Early cabbage varieties take just 75 days from transplant to harvest, allowing us to produce 18 cabbages per tower per cycle. For optimal head size and airflow, we recommend planting two cabbages per growing level. The main pest we encounter with cabbages is the cabbage looper, a caterpillar that feeds on brassicas like cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower. As a preventative measure, we use Bt (Bacillus thuri