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Is iodine really banned in England: how and why its use is actually regulated?

Lithuanian internet users are concerned that iodine is banned in England, but this is not true; only the amount in food supplements is restricted. Although it is vital, it is safe for humans…

This will help protect tomatoes and potatoes from blight: you will need milk, iodine, and ashes

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Late blight (phytophthora) remains one of the most dangerous diseases of tomatoes and potatoes. It can destroy the entire crop in a short time, so many gardeners try to prevent it…

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Is iodine really banned in England: how and why its use is actually regulated?

This will help protect tomatoes and potatoes from blight: you will need milk, iodine, and ashes