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When a fertilizer label lists nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium, growers know those numbers mean something. They’re backed by…
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Rising fertilizer prices and increasing regulatory pressure push growers throughout California to consider decreasing mineral N use. Many…
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Research on grafted watermelons in California has entered its seventh year since 2019. As adoption grows in acreage,…
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Biostimulants are a natural “hack” to bridge the gap between average and better crops. While a growing segment…
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Potassium is important to tomato vine health, fruit set and color. Recognizing where deficiencies may occur and correcting…
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In 1905, German scientist Fritz Haber successfully synthesized ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen gas, an inert form of nitrogen…
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Literally and figuratively, it is the little things that count when establishing crops. Yes, it is the microbes…
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The first concepts of organic agriculture as we now know it were developed in the early 1900s by…
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Every season, crops must overcome environmental stressors from a range of biotic and abiotic conditions, including pest and…
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How can we grow great crops when conditions are not great? Crop performance is a combination of both…
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