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fromRealagriculture
4 days ago

Seven-bar tine harrow featured in Schulte's newest SoilStar model

This is the latest addition to the SoilStar family... it's using the same tried and true frame as our previous model... but this eliminates the coulter discs... and it's a seven bar tine harrow. The combination allows for increased agitation up front and more flexibility at the back, helping to achieve a more even spread of material.
Agriculture
Agriculture
fromArchitectural Digest
1 year ago

13 Raised Garden Bed Ideas to Elevate Your Backyard This Spring

Raised beds allow gardeners to engineer ideal soil conditions, improve ergonomics, protect crops from pests, and enable faster soil warming and easier watering compared to ground-level gardening.
fromRealagriculture
2 weeks ago

Bourgault adds one-to-one contour to dual knife opener offering

This is the only one to one opener out there right now. The design allows the opener to better follow field terrain and work through washouts compared to previous models, enabling improved contourability and performance in challenging field conditions.
Agriculture
Agriculture
fromRealagriculture
3 weeks ago

Wheat Pete's Word, Feb 25: Compaction consequences, manure on snow warnings, and S surprises

Small management details like manure timing, sulphur application, and soil compaction create multi-year consequences affecting farm productivity and environmental outcomes.
Alternative medicine
fromNatural Health News
5 months ago

Nutrient-Depleted Soil and What It Means for Your Food

Modern agricultural practices have significantly reduced vitamins and minerals in fruits, vegetables, and grains, causing widespread hidden micronutrient deficiencies that harm energy, immunity, and resilience.
fromTasting Table
8 months ago

Why Your Tomato Plants Have Bottom Rot And How To Prevent It - Tasting Table

Blossom end rot (BER) is a common tomato issue, caused by a calcium deficiency, often due to inconsistent watering rather than disease or pests.
Agriculture
fromwww.theguardian.com
11 months ago

Clay, silty or sandy? Testing your soil type is an essential part of becoming a good gardener

Getting to know your soil is an essential part of becoming a great grower of edible plants.
Everyday cooking
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