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Insights on soil health, humates, organic farming practices, and sustainable crop production.
How to rebuild soil biology in agricultural fields using cover crops, reduced tillage, humates, and biological inoculants. Includes testing methods, ROI data, and transition timeline.
By mike-usry
According to the Days Of The Year website, 2014 is the International **Year of Family Farming**. To highlight the importance family farms play in the world’s food production...
By mike-usry
The key to vibrant plant life lies in the soil. Finding the best potting soil for indoor plants, rich in organic matter and nutrient-rich components, is crucial for their health and growth.
By erin-flowers
Are you looking to take your lawn and garden care routine to the next level? If so, then it's time to consider incorporating fulvic acid into your soil health toolkit.
By isabella-dobbins
Onions treated with humic acid saw a **20% increase** in marketable yield and a **250% increase** in Jumbos produced.
By isabella-dobbins
Is it possible for personal gardens and local producers to feed us all?
By isabella-dobbins
Fall is just around the corner! It's time to plant pumpkin seeds so they're ready for the fall holidays.
By isabella-dobbins
Compost is organic matter that has been decomposed and recycled as a soil amendment fertilizer. Compost is a key ingredient in organic farming and gardening and is sometimes called black gold because of its dark, rich, earthy look and feel when it is ready to be used.
By mike-usry
What is the pH of your soil, and should you pay attention to it? Do products like aluminum sulfate or agricultural lime really do anything for your garden soil?
By isabella-dobbins
Tomato growing rewards you with the satisfaction of seeing the fruit of your labor and getting to eat it, too!
By isabella-dobbins
We are in the next phase of planting (mid July–September), and we have organized a list of over 20+ vegetables to help you make the planning a little easier.
By mike-usry
We’ve compiled the top reasons you should support local farmers and buy local produce.
By erin-flowers
Here are some beginner gardening tips to make sure you're on your way to the best spring garden in the neighborhood.
By mike-usry
Last year Amazon purchased Whole Foods in a deal that left many in our community puzzled and nervous. Our darling at the top of the food chain sold out to one of the most punitive organizations in the world. Many of us were left guessing what would happen.
By mike-usry
The principle of competitive exclusion, also known as Gause's law, states that two species competing for the same resources cannot coexist.
By mike-usry
Should you buy compost tea or brew it on your own? Read on to learn more about compost tea, its beneficial microbes and how they impact healthy soil and plant growth, the risks of brewing your own compost tea applications and whether or not you should buy compost tea.
By mike-usry
Beneficial insects are a vital part of our ecosystem. Without them, there would be little harmony and balance in our agricultural systems and backyard gardens.
By mike-usry
At the very essence of our products, the very essence of our company, we are about the soil. Sure we can get into the weeds about the microbiology, organic acids, cation exchange capacity and all that comes with it but at the end of the day, we get our hands dirty and care for the very thing that ca
By mike-usry
The combination of liquid Ultimate Tea and a fertilizer program show great improvement in regards to marketable yield and increased bulb size.
By mike-usry
Whether you are a novice (like me), a master gardener, or interested in sustainable or permaculture gardening, April is a great time to jump start your garden. So, dust off that straw hat and get out in the garden.
By mike-usry
Chelation is a process by which a material is bound and the charge is changed to make it attractive or unattractive to the plant root.
By mike-usry
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