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Harriet Mella replied to the discussion Slugs and the role of nutrition, epescially iron in the forum Vegetables 3 years ago
Reply to Slugs and the role of nutrition, epescially iron
And sorry, I think that I bore you with extensive explanations, so I prefer you to ask whenever I lose you instead of writing a big lecture that is over the top!
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Harriet Mella replied to the discussion Slugs and the role of nutrition, epescially iron in the forum Vegetables 3 years ago
Reply to Slugs and the role of nutrition, epescially iron
The answers will come in little bits and pieces – sorry, I have not much time in one sit currently.
At the onset of reproduction many minerals are needed to form reproductive tissues – just as in a pregnant woman if there is not enough reserve, material from the “body” will be mobilized and transferred into these new built tissues to ensure…
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KindHarvest posted a new post. 3 years ago
High input costs, low availability complicate late-planting decisionsTo make matters worse, grain markets, including corn, sorghum and wheat, experienced major price dips on July 5, Trostle noted. December 2022 corn futures were down about 20% since late June.
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Angus Ingram started the discussion Sunn Hemp in the forum Cover Crops 3 years ago
Hi all
I am interested to hear experiences you may have had with Sunn Hemp. I am seeking to grow it this coming summer after our winter crop harvest, objectives being N fixation and weed suppression. I am thinking of combining it with lab lab, cow pea, perhaps mung bean, buckwheat for P release and also perhaps tillage radish.
All feedback…
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Jonathan Taylor replied to the discussion Slugs and the role of nutrition, epescially iron in the forum Vegetables 3 years ago
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Thanks for your reply Harriot. However your reply generates more questions than it does answers for a non-biologist like 😕. Under what conditions do plants need to ferment substances to produce energy and what substances are we talking about? Is ethanol produced in wilting or freshly cut plants? It would be great if you could explain a bit…
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