With Donald Trump soon to be back in the White House, the U.S. agriculture industry is preparing for a mix of policy shifts that will impact farmers, consumers and workers. Trump’s return signals a likely…
When it comes to gardening and horticulture, spagmoss and peat moss are widely used materials with distinct characteristics, applications and environmental implications. While they both originate from sphagnum moss, the implications of each vary significantly.…
Pesticides are widely used in agriculture to protect crops from pests and increase yields. However, their application can leave chemical residues on food products, raising concerns about potential health impacts. Regulatory frameworks and consumer practices…
Organic pest control is becoming a cornerstone of modern agriculture, offering eco-friendly and effective alternatives to synthetic pesticides. For both large commercial growers and small-scale farms, these practices not only protect crops but also safeguard…
Greenhouse gardening provides the advantage of a controlled environment, but the choice of fertilizers plays a critical role in ensuring optimal plant growth and sustainability. Organic nutrients have become the gold standard for many greenhouse…
Feeding plants fertilizers effectively requires more than just applying nutrients; it demands a strategic approach grounded in plant science. At the heart of any fertilization strategy are the NPK ratios—representing Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P) and…
