Soil Nutrition
A fertilizer based on seafood excrement has achieved OMRI status.
Fish poop fertilizer won OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute) certification. The fish poop organic fertilizer and soil conditi...
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A new study shows how human urine could fertilize crops.
The study is showing how bacterial communities in soil are as resilient to human urine as synthetic fertilizers. This makes recycling the bo...
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Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc.'s commercial 10-0-0 nitrogen fertilizer is now OMRI listed for organic use.
Bion’s patented Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) captures nitrogen from manure that ...
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The Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI), a Cornell-affiliated organization that promotes plant science research, is celebrating its 100th birthday through a symposium.
Growers and industry individuals c...
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Growers can learn the latest on irrigation technology advances in a field day sponsored by Washington State University (WSU) and the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission.
The Irrigation Techno...
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A webinar designed to help growers transition land and businesses to the next generation is being made available by Penn State Extension.
Transitioning Land to a New Generation: Getting Started is ...
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WSU Extension – Walla Walla County, in partnership with University of Idaho Extension – Nez Perce County and the PNW Farmers’ Network, will host a three-part workshop series on soil acidity mana...
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Actor, author and woodworker Nick Offerman takes on his dirtiest role to date: a promotion to attract public attention to regenerative ag and healthy soil.
Offerman, a former Parks and Recreation T...
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