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  • Soil Sulfur cheat cheat – a very short one

    Soil sulfur is not a very well known element, but it is part of the macronutrients. Sulfur or S, is absorbed in the same amounts as phosphorus. Uptake of S by grasses is about 10 kg/ha,  leguminous crops 25-30 kg/ha and cabbage about 40-45 kg/ha. The table below compares sulfur and phosphorus in the % [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: April 8, 2019Categories: Soil0 Comments on Soil Sulfur cheat cheat – a very short oneTags: Fertilization
  • Soil Calcium cheat sheet for farmers – stuff you should know

    Soil calcium can be a mystery as most growers focus on nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus. If you scan literature, scientists get very involved in detail and confusing for the average non post graduate farmer. This is a simple yet quick cheat sheet on soil calcium that will quickly give you an overview of the important [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: April 7, 2019Categories: Soil0 Comments on Soil Calcium cheat sheet for farmers – stuff you should knowTags: Fertilization
  • Carrot farming and production

    Climate requirements of carrots Carrots is a cold weather crop. The ideal growing season is from early autumn to late spring. Carrots can be grown throughout the year if summers are not too hot like the lowveld in South Africa. Although heavy frost damage leaves, it does not affect the root, so the carrot itself [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: February 5, 2019Categories: Carrots0 Comments on Carrot farming and productionTags: Cultivation
  • Carrot fresh market growing fertilizer requirement

    Carrot fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Carrot fertilizer requirements can be calculated if you know your soil type and have a good idea of the yield potential of your land and climate. These are basic norms and your specific microclimate and variety can have an influence on the total amount applied. These norms do not take top dressings into account, only [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: February 3, 2019Categories: Carrots0 Comments on Carrot fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
  • spray guidelines vegetable farming

    Spray program guidelines

    Scientific application of a spray program ensures its effectiveness. All chemicals must be applied at the right place (target) and the right time and in the right way. Pesticides and fungicides are dangerous chemicals, they are designed to kill pests and diseases, but they can also kill humans if not used correctly. The application method [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 24, 2019Categories: Crop Protection0 Comments on Spray program guidelinesTags: Chemicals, Herbicides, Pesticides, Pests, Weed control
  • growing peas in africa fresh organic

    Pea fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Pea fertilizer (Pisum sativum) requirements can be calculated if you know your soil type and have a good idea of the yield potential of your land and climate. These are basic norms and your specific microclimate and variety can have an influence on the total amount applied. These norms do not take top dressings into [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 22, 2019Categories: Peas0 Comments on Pea fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
  • beetroot fertilizers

    Beetroot fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Beetroot fertilizer requirements can be calculated if you know your soil type and have a good idea of the yield potential of your land and climate. These are basic norms and your specific microclimate and variety can have an influence on the total amount applied. These norms do not take top dressings into account, only [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 21, 2019Categories: Beetroot, Fertilizers0 Comments on Beetroot fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
  • Beet cyst nematode

    Beet cyst nematode (Hetrodera schachtii)

    When susceptible crop plantings follow at close intervals i.e. within 12 months or less, beet cyst nematode builds up in the soil to damaging population concentrations. High populations may reduce the yield by 20-40%. The beet cyst nematode was found in vegetable lands around cities such as Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town and Durban, Pinetown, Port [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 11, 2019Categories: Insects0 Comments on Beet cyst nematode (Hetrodera schachtii)
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