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  • Lettuce fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Lettuce 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. So these tables are not really suitable if you have no experience in lettuce or you have not done a soil analysis. These are basic norms and your specific [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: December 23, 2024Categories: Fertilizers, Lettuce0 Comments on Lettuce fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
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    Foliar fertilization – Is it worth it?

    Foliar feeding is not new, farmers use this method since the early 50's on large scale to alleviate iron, copper, zinc and manganese deficienciesH. J. MederskiGarth W. Volk. 1 January 1956. Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station . The question is, is it worth applying for small scale farmers. There are pro's and con's in foliar feeding [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: December 20, 2024Categories: Fertilizers0 Comments on Foliar fertilization – Is it worth it?Tags: Fertilization
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    Butternut fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Butternut (Cucurbita moschata) 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 [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: December 5, 2021Categories: Fertilizers, Pumpkins0 Comments on Butternut fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
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    Sweet potato fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Sweet potato 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, [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: May 3, 2019Categories: Sweet potato0 Comments on Sweet potato fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
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    Soil Magnesium

    Soil magnesium is by no means unimportant. Nitrogen, potassium and phosphate research dominates that of soil magnesium. Calcium is hardly ever a problem in soil. It is part of the lime fertilizer calcium phosphate (Ca3(PO4)2H2O). Adding lime to the soil includes enough calcium for plant growth. One can call it a lopsided fertilizer application, which [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: April 28, 2019Categories: Soil0 Comments on Soil MagnesiumTags: Fertilization
  • Manure vegetable farming fertilizer horticulture

    Manure – a technical discussion

    Manure is the waste from animals. Farmer's source manure either from natural deposits or livestock farmers. The content of manure is highly variable, and each batch must be analyzed when used for nutrient analysis for crop growth. We recommend reading Natural fertilizers for vegetables with this article. Manure is different from compost. It cures and [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: April 14, 2019Categories: Fertilizers0 Comments on Manure – a technical discussionTags: Fertilization, Organic
  • Natural fertilizer compost

    Natural fertilizers for vegetables

    Natural fertilizers for vegetables usually refer to manure, compost and industrial waste products from animals. It consists of biodegradable material which is normally eco friendly. The process through which it is made is not necessarily eco friendly or sustainable. Each product has its advantages and disadvantages. The grower must evaluate and understand which natural fertilizer [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: April 13, 2019Categories: Fertilizers0 Comments on Natural fertilizers for vegetablesTags: Fertilization, Organic
  • 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 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
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    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
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    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
  • Field tomato fertilizer recommendation

    Tomato fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Tomato 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: June 2, 2018Categories: Tomatoes0 Comments on Tomato fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
  • green pea farming soil preparation growing fertilizers

    Green pea soil preparation

    Green pea soil preparation Achieving good yields green pea soil preparation is the first step for any grower. The soil must be well drained as green peas are very sensitive to waterlogged conditions. Make sure that the water table of the underground water is not closer to the surface than 800 mm.  As with any [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: May 27, 2018Categories: Peas0 Comments on Green pea soil preparationTags: Fertilization, Soil
  • green bean fertilizer micro nutrient requirements

    Green bean fertilizer application tables according to soil types

    Green bean 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, [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: May 13, 2018Categories: Green beans0 Comments on Green bean fertilizer application tables according to soil typesTags: Fertilization
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    How to fertilizer green beans (Bush beans)

    The basics of green bean fertilization Green bean fertilization is quite easy as it has a short growth season, but if neglected can have a significant effect on yields. Proper preparation of the soil and an adequate amount of well-balanced nutrients are essential for good yields and a large proportion of first grade pods. The nutrients [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: September 9, 2017Categories: Green beans0 Comments on How to fertilizer green beans (Bush beans)Tags: Fertilization

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