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The bottom leaves of the planter on the right are yellowing, while the leaves on the left planter are still dark red. Mind you, they are different cultivars (right one is country gentleman corn, left is Mandan Bride).
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If you were given 100 hundred acres for an agroforest, how many trees would you use minimum for genetic diversity in your orchard— rather than air layering a monocrop?
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For frilly double magenta peony petals infused with a heady fragrance, grow ‘Karl Rosenfield’ peony plants. Here’s how to cultivate the ultimate plushy blooms
Students at Auburn High School got a chance to celebrate Earth Day by planting a greenhouse at Wayne’s Feed Store. Students from several academies, including Production and Health Services, joined forces to help the students with the project. Auburn teacher Clifford Chappell said that, as well as being…
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RDAR has invested $229,065 to further investigate and develop water management strategies that reduce fungal root rot in leafy greens cultivated hydroponically by Lethbridge-based greenhouse grower Whole Leaf. Cleaning the greenhouse irrigation system required a lengthy shutdown of the entire operation.…
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UK: Poundland retail and digital bosses exit in leadership reshufflePoundland has restructured its leadership team under new boss Barry Williams as part of his efforts to turnaround the struggling retailer. Around a dozen senior directors in the discount chain’s digital, commercial, buying, retail, HR…
Just Eat Takeaway maintains its financial outlook for the full year Read More »
Source.ag has announced its partnership with Axia Vegetable Seeds. As part of this collaboration, Axia will integrate Source.ag’s solutions into its Demo Greenhouse to increase its operational efficiency. “With a shared vision of continuous innovation, this partnership supports Axia Vegetable Seeds’…
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Soil-borne pathogens can severely reduce vegetable crop output and quality. A disease complex may develop when many soil-borne pathogens attack a crop simultaneously, which can cause more damage. The soil-borne fungus Fusarium oxysporum (Fo) and the nematode Meloidogyne incognita (Mi) significantly…
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National Garden Bureau, the manager of California Spring Trials, has announced the dates for the CAST 2026 event.
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