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Raised Bed Gardening, HYG-1641-92
... -92 Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet Horticulture and Crop Science 2021 Coffey Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43210-1086 Raised Bed Gardening ... is the improvement of soil conditions. Soil compaction can reduce crop yields up to 50 percent. Water, air and roots all ... a little garden fertilizer and test the soil after the first crop year. Raised bed possibilities are endless. Beds elevated 2 feet or ...
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Scientific Staff - Bonnie Ball Coelho
... with the soil RLN population in the fall of the rotation crop year (September 1999: r = -0.35, P = 0.03) and into the ... grain sorghum or rye plots in the year of planting. In the subsequent tobacco crop year, root nematode counts in plots where forage ... population densities to levels below the economic threshold for the rotation crop year and the two following years. Tobacco yield was increased by ...
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Lighter crop with excellent prices predicted for 1999 apple crop
... Apple Crop Outlook and Marketing Conference Aug. 19, 20 in Chicago. The 1998 crop year will long be remembered for its large crop, poor export markets and plummeting prices for juice apples. This year growers should see a much a better year with increased ...
virtualorchard.net

Common Sense Gardening Part 1: Crop Rotation and Green Manures
... a reduction in pesticide use. Crop Rotation Crop rotation is a regular schedule of planting in which different crops are planted in different parts of the garden each year. Put more simply, the ... of crop rotation? Rotating crops will prevent the continued depletion of certain nutrients in particular areas of the garden which would occur if the same crops were planted there year after year. Vegetables ...
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Common Sense Gardening Part 2: Crop Rotation and Green Manures
... in the soil of the vegetable garden. Another major benefit of crop rotation is insect and disease control. The basic approach is ... guaranteed annual grocery basket for the pests. In a smaller garden, crop rotation is less effective in controlling insects simply because some pests ... to the soil. Hence it is beneficial to plant cabbages one year, followed by peas or beans the next. The larvae of cabbage ...
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The Gardener's Network - A to Z's of Home Gardening : Crop Rotation
... Crop Rotation? Crop Rotation is a farming practice where different crops are planted in a certain section of the farm or garden each year. The value of Crop Rotation: Why rotate crop ... year cycle. They should be rotated every year. So a crop of corn planted this year ...
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California Backyard Orchard: Crop List
... California Backyard Orchard: Crop List Text-only Site Map Home Why Have an Orchard? The Big Picture Site Considerations Tree Selection Propagation Preparation & Planting First Year Care Irrigation Pollination Pruning & Training Fertilization ...
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California Backyard Orchard - First Year Care
... an Orchard? The Big Picture Site Considerations Tree Selection Propagation Preparation & Planting First Year Care Irrigation Pollination Pruning & Training Fertilization Fruit Thinning Pests & Diseases Harvest & Postharvest Fruits & ... thoroughly. Insect Control Do not spray young trees for pests that attack the crop until after they start bearing fruit. Vertebrate Pests Young fruit trees are ...
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OREP - Canada’s $80-million ginseng crop needs help
... per acre. But it’s also a very high-risk crop for growers. The roots are harvested after a three to four year cultivation period ... a long time over which infection can ... the agriculture and agri-food community: consumer demand for higher quality safe products and ensuring crop production management systems that are environmentally sustainable. SPARKplugs articles appear every Sunday. They are ...
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Gardening the year 'round by Alice Brantley Yeager 0609
... John Silveira Columnists Available Now In The General Store Gardening the year 'round By Alice Brantley Yeager Normally, we gardeners tend to ... tubers when spring begins, they can be planted for a new crop.) Where winters are mild, some gardeners leave tubers in the ... beverage, and dream of a picture-perfect garden for next year. Despite inclement weather, the gardening cycle can begin now when ...
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