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John Warmerdam replied to the discussion Question about Phosphite in the forum Soil Health 3 years ago
Reply to Question about Phosphite
They are functionally similar in the plant with regards to pathways, but chemically phosphite is more soluble s easier to get in to the plant. Once there it needs to go through a conversion process that can take time. Many sources claim a fungicidal benefit, which I suspect is due to it being reducing (it is missing one oxygen relative…
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Eros Cerutti posted an update 3 years ago
Hello to everyone 🙂
I’m very glad to be part of this kind of social 😀
I would like to ask to you about compost extract…
How much compost is recomanded to spray per hectar? I how that is important to look with microscope but some time it is not possible for my clients…
Do you have some advise to give me?
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Welcome Eros
A mate of mine does a lot with compost extract he regularly uses 4kg of high quality compost per ha. He extracts mechanically with a large propeller being cautious not to add too much air and wake the biology or change the community dynamics.- View 1 reply
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Benny Thompson started the discussion Quality Assessment Metrics for Harvest in the forum Vegetables 3 years ago
Quality Assessment Metrics for Harvest
Hi Folks, could you give me some feedback on the metrics we want to start tracking for our harvest? The intention is to correlate management decisions with crop outcomes. We do about 70% vermiponic
and 30% in soil. This protocol will be for our vermiponic production, because our…
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Tradd/Lisa Porter started the discussion Question about Phosphite in the forum Soil Health 3 years ago
Hi guys, I have a question about phosphite. We have just bought a new foliar product that contains phosphite and after doing some research I have a few questions. It is my understanding that phosphite enters the plant via phosphATE networks and actually mimics phosphATE inside the plant. Is this correct? And if it is correct could this mean…
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Steve Slape replied to the discussion Genetics and nutrient density, disease resistence in the forum Vegetables 3 years ago
Reply to Genetics and nutrient density, disease resistence
Thanks Julia this fella in QLD might be of interest to you timely podcast release for this discussion
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/regenerative-skills/id1199230234?i=1000602605755
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