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Field flooding for controlling soil potato pathogens in western washington.

Field Flooding for Controlling Soilborne Plant Pathogens in Western Washington

The Nature Conservancy of Washington’s Farming for Wildlife project, in cooperation with WSU, has been testing a novel concept of creating habitat for shorebirds on potato fields and controlling soilborne pathogens.

Soil activity impacts beneficial soil microorganisms.

Soil Acidity Impacts Beneficial Soil Microorganisms (Soil Acidification Series)

Beneficial soil microorganisms are also absolutely critical to soil fertility and plant nutrition, but soil acidification in the Pacific Northwest threatens their effectiveness

Variable rate nitrogen application.

Variable Rate Nitrogen Application: Eric Odberg (Farmer to Farmer Case Study Series)

Eric Odberg farms near Genesee, Idaho, in an area receiving about 22 inches of precipitation annually. In this publication, Odberg discusses his experiences with variable rate nitrogen application

Agricultural lime and liming part 1 protection of agricultural lime.

Agriculture Lime and Liming – Part 1. Introduction to Agricultural Lime and Liming (Soil Acidification Series)

Agricultural Lime and Liming is a three-part publication that introduces the basic principles of how and why calcareous amendments are land applied to elevate the pH of acid soils

Fertilizing farm with yard trimmings from landscape maintenance.

Fertilizing Farmland with Yard Trimmings from Landscape Maintenance

Yard trimmings are a beneficial soil amendment that supply plant nutrients and organic matter. They have been successfully used in the production of a variety of annual and perennial crops in Washington

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