Video: Can we save the strawberries?

August 3, 2015

Video: Can we save the strawberries?

Strawberries are sweet, juicy and delightful. Unfortunately, an expiring federal pesticide exemption could mean 2016 will be the end of strawberries in the U.S. How can we protect our strawberries from pests and comply with federal fumigant standards? In this Speaking of Chemistry video, Sophia Cai explains the problem and some possible solutions.

Provided by American Chemical Society

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Video: Can we save the strawberries?

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