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    Irrigation of green beans

    Irrigation of green beans is crucial as the plants are made of soft tissue. Green beans can easily wilt to such an extent that yield losses are significant. So the successful cultivation of green beans depends on enough water throughout the growth season. In harsh climates such as in South Africa, successful green bean production [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 8, 2018Categories: Green beans0 Comments on Irrigation of green beansTags: Irrigation
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    Green bean soil cultivation

    Green bean soil cultivation for commercial small scale farmers Green bean soil cultivation for commercial small scale farmers is also applied in large commercial farms. In a well prepared loose soil, bean roots can penetrate to a depth of 1200 mm. The effective root depth is 450 - 500 mm. Superficial green bean cultivation will limit [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 1, 2018Categories: Green beans0 Comments on Green bean soil cultivationTags: Cultivation
  • Inoculation of bean seed with nodule bacteria

    Inoculation of bean seed with nodule bacteria helps the plant to acquire its own nitrogen. Not recommended as a standard practice on green beans. Using nodule bacteria is tricky since there are so many different types. One of the biggest obstacles are inoculating the plant roots with the same strain of bacteria that are in [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: December 30, 2017Categories: Green beans0 Comments on Inoculation of bean seed with nodule bacteria
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    Green bean pests and how to control them

    Green beans are attached by various pests and because effective pest control is such an important aspect of green bean production, the bean pests must be identified before the correct control measures can be applied. The safe period applicable to a specific pesticide is very important. This period allows the chemical to bio-degrade and makes [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: December 29, 2017Categories: Green beans, Insects0 Comments on Green bean pests and how to control themTags: Pests
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    Green bean micronutrients: requirements

    Green bean micronutrients or trace elements are often a forgotten aspect, not just in green beans but in general vegetable farming. Micronutrient deficiencies are rare in green beans but there are some soils where symptoms can occur. What growers forget is that a very small amount can have a devastating effect on yields. That is [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: December 9, 2017Categories: Green beans0 Comments on Green bean micronutrients: requirements
  • Green bean planting times

    Green bean planting times are crucial since they are sensitive to frost They can be cultivated only when there is no longer any danger or risk of frost.  The different planting times for bush and runner beans in various parts of South Africa are listed in the table below Green beans planted during early summer [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: November 17, 2017Categories: Green beans0 Comments on Green bean planting times
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    Pests found commercial lettuce farming

    Lettuce pests can be controlled in large commercial plantings. Due to the high planting densities and large fields, scouting is often neglected. Most pests are found near a specific location or concentrated in an area close to either other crops or forests. If these areas are sprayed first and regularly the spread of pests deeper [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: November 3, 2017Categories: Lettuce2 Comments on Pests found commercial lettuce farming
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    How to grow lettuce commercially

    According to botanists the current variety, Lactuca sativa, was developed from Lactuca scariola, which is a common weed in Europe, Abyssinia, East Asia and the USA. Lettuce is very important in a diet because of its high-quality content of Vitamin A and C. There are three basic commercial types: Curly leaf or cos lettuce Butter [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: October 1, 2017Categories: Lettuce0 Comments on How to grow lettuce commercially
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