Crop Sample Articles & Analysis
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The ThirdEye project supports farmers in Mozambique and Kenya with their decision making in farm and crop management by setting up a network of flying sensors operators. Our innovation is a major transformation in farmers’ decision making regarding the application of limited resources such as water, seeds, fertilizer and labor. Instead of relying on common-sense management, farmers are now ...
Knowing, not estimating , means better soil health and profitability Farming in Western Canada means working in a climate of extremes–hot or cold, wet or dry. It’s a conundrum that drives agriculture innovation, new technologies and precision agronomy practices on behalf of Prairie farmers that’s appreciated around the world. Last year, many farmers worked to deal with extreme ...
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Crop registration - an essential piece of the puzzle No matter how well controlled a growing environment is, environmental conditions are bound to vary from time to time. This can be due to the weather conditions in your natural climate, interactions between different plant species or even changes in your operational practices. It’s essential to gain knowledge and understanding of all of ...
Thirty-nine loam, silty loam, and silty clay loam soils were sampled from cropped fields managed using conventional tillage (CT) and no-till (NT) as well as six undisturbed soils (uncropped). ...
The product was either dried or diluted, and tested by spraying on a small representative samples of crop plants. While this preliminary work cannot yet give definitive results, it does appear that the most fully anaerobically digested sample improves leaf colour and perhaps delays end-of-season senescence. Enough materials are now in stock to ...