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Yes, your houseplants need fertilizer—here’s exactly how (and when) to do it

Succulents and cacti don't like too much of a nitrogen-based fertilizer, says Hillman. Limit it to once every six weeks to be ...
Agri-PulseOpinion

Opinion: What it takes to put regenerative ag on a path to have real impact

In this opinion piece, Field to Market President Carrie Vollmer-Sanders welcomes the Trump administration's regenerate ag ...
C&EN

Can microbes replace synthetic fertilizer?

A corn field in Waseca, Minnesota. University of Minnesota Twin Cities agricultural researcher Daniel Kaiser found that adding a nitrogen-producing microbe to corn increased yield at this site in ...
Frontiers

Bio-organic fertilizers reshape rhizosphere bacterial community and enhance crop productivity in reclaimed soil

Bacillus amyloliquefaciens-modified bio-organic fertilizer (BOF) has shown great potential in improving crop yields and soil quality in degraded or reclaimed soils. However, the underlying microbial ...