Biological Nitrogen Fixation: Can Bacteria Help Fertilize Our Crops?
In 1905, German scientist Fritz Haber successfully synthesized ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen gas, an inert form of nitrogen…
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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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When a tank runs dry at 5 a.m. or a line gets cut overnight, your phone lights…
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Over recent growing seasons, we have observed and seen reports of potassium deficiency across our territories. While some…
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Over the past decade, Pacific flatheaded borer (PFB) has transitioned from a sporadic, stress-associated pest to a resurging…
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Citrus mealybug, Planococcus citri, has become an increasing concern for citrus growers in California. This pest feeds on…
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The sulfury smell on our shirts in the spring signals a new season and the battle with powdery…
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Almond shells were applied as a mulch to an established alfalfa field in Yolo County over a two-year…
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In California, avocado (Persea americana Mill.) is primarily grown in southern and central parts of the state along…
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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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Invasive pests can wreak havoc on orchards, and keeping them in check often means frequent pesticide applications. With…
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