Healthy garden soil is the basis of healthy plants and a healthy environment. When the soil is in good shape there is less need for fertilizers or pesticides.
Don’t let a few lean years set you back on soil fertility<br>Maintaining your soil fertility is a long-term investment. Set yourself up to maintain or improve your soybean yields in years to come—you’ll appreciate it when you can capitalize on higher cr...
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Soil is rich with biological diversity and complexity that is not immediately apparent to the un-aided eye. Without a strong microscope, you wouldn’t know that there are hundreds of thousands, if n…
By: Chryseis Modderman, Extension manure management educator You did the work of taking a good, representative manure sample, you sent it of...
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While soil microbes use fertilized nutrients, they also play a big role in getting nutrients into plants, according to the Soil Science Society of America.
Give your plants the nutrients they need with Compost Tea. Dave shows us how to make and use Compost Tea
Some strip-tillers look for an ‘a-ha’ moment during their initial transition to the practice as they search for visual results that they’ve made a wise decision.
Start seedlings in an egg shell and, when ready, plant the entire thing. The egg shells will naturally compost providing valuable nutrients to your plants.
Common kitchen food scraps like this and that help add key nutrients to your backyard soil. Compost can also help plants retain moisture and suppress plant diseases and pests, keeping your backyard looking green and healthy all season long.
Taking a soil sample will provide useful information about the level of nutrients in your soil and can help in developing nutrient management.
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Not all plant problems are caused by pests or disease. Sometimes the plant is not getting the nutrients it needs, as outlined here, in this chart.
“What exactly is fertilizer? And, why do plants benefit from it?<br>Fertilizer is simply a material added to soils or directly to plant tissues that contains nutrients essential to the growth…
Take advantage of the cool season to improve soil texture and replenish nutrients
What advice can retailers give to growers to better effectively manage this critical nutrient?
Fertilizing infuses vital nutrients and mulching adds essential natural elements back to the soil.