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In this article: The acutely hungry population is growing. The number of chronically hungry people is growing too. New seeds [GMO], strengthened extension services and technology adoption [fertiliser and pesticides] are
agri-pulse.com/articles/1927…
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Thanks. I continually recommend this book to anyone wanting to understand transforming family trajectory with a bucket of fertilizer, genetics, and simple agronomy.
To all proponents of #agroecology in Africa: Read this excellent book on four mothers heartbreaking choices between providing food, health and education to their children. All to be financed by a few bags of maize! 🙏🏻 Cry and review:
amazon.com/Last-Hunger-Seaso…
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News! Global Database of #Soil #Plant Available #Phosphorus published 5y since we started the idea doi.org/10.1038/s41597-023-0… @nature @AgResearchNEWS @LancsUniLEC @LancasterUni
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Let me post (with permission) two excellent slides @cropdetective (of @Woodrill and @UofGuelphOAC ) presented in a webinar this week. Same site, hybrids for 10 yrs. Until we better learn how to predict N needs by year in rainfed agriculture, efficiency of usage will remain modest
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Do you think microbes in your manure, compost, or in their extracts, will help your soil? Think again.
They often don’t adapt well to the soil’s habitats and don’t compete well with native microbes. My latest...
csanr.wsu.edu/a-problem-with…
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Great to link up with some old #phosphorus friends at the #Pweek22 event @RobSoil @DrLimnology Barbera Cade Menun this evening – at North Carolina, USA
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In this #YaraPodcast, Dr. @RobSoil helps us understand the origin of using phosphorus for plants and how this has changed over the years, and what the future of phosphorus might look like.
Listen now 🎧 👇
yara.us/crop-nutrition/podca…
#CropNutrition #Fertilizer #Phosphorus
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Today's eUpdate has articles on planting #wheat into dry soils, the risks of planting wheat too early, estimating #sorghum yields, starter fertilizers for wheat, stalk rots, first frost and freeze dates for Kansas, and more! Don't miss this one! bit.ly/3QN0Nle
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Corn on the left: 40 lbs N at planting + 170 lbs at V10. Corn on the right: 40 lbs N at planting + 170 lbs at V5. Greater tip back on the left and yield estimates as much as 30 bu/A lower. Highlights the importance of N timing and negatives of waiting too long. Southeast, IN.
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No chance to remove CO2 from the atmosphere by sequestering carbon in arable land!
Cropland soils have the lowest C stock.
Let's conserve the C stock in the soils of other biomes!
#CO2 #sequestration #soil #carbon #cropland #Vegetation
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Replying to @RobSoil
We recently published a paper by Philip White, reviewing the role of Boron as a plant nutrient. It's free for Society Members to download: fertiliser-society.org/store…
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Harold was a strong promoter of making the best and most advanced precision and information technology for nutrient stewardship relevant at the farm level. He inspired me greatly. @4Rnutrients @4RSolution
croplife.com/management/fert…
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"A million farmers whose crops failed under a botched scheme to establish the world’s first 100-percent organic farming nation will be compensated.”
aljazeera.com/news/2022/1/26…
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How test plots in Modesto-area almond orchard will help effort to improve soil: modbee.com/news/business/agr…
@modbee
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Another exciting #CleanAmmonia initiative. Demand and supply of clean ammonia need to be developed in tandem, and Yara and @Trafigura intend to collaborate to enable the #hydrogen economy and make the transition to a greener economy a reality. yara.com/corporate-releases/…
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So they can only ship to non-humid locations? And why don’t they use an auger? So bizarre to see.
I was mesmerized watching them unload this barge of Urea- this could be headed to one of our #rice or #corn fields today!! They can unload one of these barges in 3 hours. #VTARAgTour
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Left: In uncompacted soil, radish roots reach entire 2-ft depth of column
Right: In soil with compaction layer of 1.78 g/cm3, roots do not penetrate compacted zone
Daikon radish can be a great cover crop but cannot substitute for non-inversion tillage where hardpans exist – at Auburn, AL
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More people live in the orange areas than in the entire red area.

































