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Scientists and ocean farmers in the northeastern United States are working to develop kelp as a renewable biofuel source that may reduce the shipping and aviation sectors' reliance

Researchers at Stellenbosch University found a rare type of compound in cannabis leaves, suggesting that the plant has greater chemical diversity and potential value than was once

There is nothing quite like the joy of picking fresh fruit from your own fruit tree. To achieve a steady and plentiful harvest, it is essential to fertilize your tree throughout th

While fall lawn care may seem like a lot of effort at first, it's truly an investment into a healthier, denser lawn once spring returns. From fertilizing to aerating and performing

Starting a small farm is both a practical venture and a meaningful lifestyle shift. New farmers often discover that early planning, clear goals, and simple systems make the most si

Rising fertilizer costs, which have increased by 30-80% since 2021, have pressured farmers worldwide to rethink input strategies. Fertilizer expenses can account for 40-60% of tota

Every fall, millions of pumpkins end up carved for Halloween or used in seasonal recipes, leaving behind mountains of nutrient-rich scraps. But here's the secret most gardeners wis

Winter might be a wonderland outside, but inside, it can be a bit of a challenge for your favorite houseplants. Shorter days, dry air, and hot and cold drafts can stress our plants

A coalition of 64 U.S. agricultural organizations is urging fertilizer producers The Mosaic Company and J.R. Simplot Company to withdraw their support for duties on phosphate ferti

True Organic has expanded its retail portfolio with the launch of a new potting and planting collection, marking a strategic move beyond its established position in organic fertili

Research shows skipping the right tank-mix partner can reduce control of tough broadleaf weeds and grasses by 25% to 90%. When weeds break through your herbicide, it's easy to blam

Waterhemp, Palmer amaranth and some other tough broadleaf weeds and grasses are no longer slipping past just single herbicides. Across the Corn Belt and beyond, they are tolerating