So, how can you tell if your plants are suffering from a nitrogen-deficiency and, if they are ... and stunted growth are also ...

Why Plants Require Fertilizer Fertilizers, compost, and aged manure provide essential nutrients such as nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus necessary for plant growth and development. Additionally, ...

Add soil amendments as needed: Working compost, aged manure, or other amendments into the soil when starting a new garden or planting, transplanting, or repotting helps plants grow better and can ...

Crops are starting to grow faster with warmer temperatures, following a cool and wet spring, with rapid nutrient uptake and ...

Drone technology offers a fast, reliable way to assess crop stands — one of the most important factors influencing yield ...

Agronomy is viewed to be the mainstay of every country and it is important for the economy of all the nations worldwide. As an agricultural country, the nation’s food supply relies upon a sufficient ...

One upside? Weeds can provide important clues about the quality of your garden soil, such as its pH level. "Why do we care ...

Researchers tested citrate-capped FePO4 nanofertilizer vs. triple superphosphate, assessing plant growth, nutrient uptake, and soil-microbe interactions.

Phosphorus (P) is a critical nutrient for plant growth, but conventional fertilizers often suffer from inefficiencies and environmental drawbacks.

Thiamine (vitamin B 1) deficiency in marine systems is a globally significant threat to marine life. In 2020, newly hatched Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) fry in California’s Central Valley ...

Plant care is multifaceted, and staying on top of all aspects can be daunting. From selecting suitable options for your growing zone and nurturing soil health ...

Two recent papers, however, have shed light on what fungi were up to before 400 million years ago, the age of the oldest, non-controversial fungal fossils. In May, a team of researchers published ...