In addition to soil-borne pathogens, a common source of plant diseases is contaminated seed. Several important pathogens are transmitted this way, including maize lethal necrosis disease and potato seed viruses, which can cause dramatic yield losses.
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Even when fertilizers are generously applied, plants don’t always get the nutrients they need. Why? Several key soil and environmental factors influence how effectively plants can access and absorb nutrients. These are: 1️⃣ Soil pH Soil pH determines how easily plants can take up nutrients. Most crops thrive in a pH range of 5.5–7.0, where […]
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Carrots are a popular and nutritious crop, and to grow healthy and high-yielding carrots, a well-planned fertilizer program is essential. Let’s explore a comprehensive fertilizer program tailored to the various growth stages of carrots. 1️⃣ Pre-Planting Preparation: Begin by conducting a thorough soil test to assess the nutrient levels in your soil. Based on the […]
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If your fertilizer applications aren’t delivering the expected yield improvements, your soil’s organic matter (SOM) levels could be a key missing piece. Without adequate organic matter, even the most precise nutrient applications can be inefficient. In today’s post, let’s explore how SOM improves crop response to fertilizers: 🔹 Nutrient Retention SOM acts as a slow-release […]
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