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Keeping the Spring Buzz Alive

As the days lengthen and temperatures rise, the landscape awakens with the vibrant colors of spring blossoms. Alongside this seasonal transformation, pollinators emerge from their winter dormancy or return from migration, ready to fulfill their vital role in our ecosystems. From bees and butterflies to...

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Deltamethrin: Impact on Livestock Health and Food Safety

The animal sector comprises a specific segment in the agricultural industry including rearing, breeding, and management of livestock. This sector includes various animals such as cattle, sheep, goats known as ruminants, and poultry. The primary goal of this sector is the production of meat, animal...

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Why are Humic Acids Essential for Green Gardens?

Humic acids, derived from the organic fraction of soil known as humus, play significant roles in soil structure, nutrient availability, and overall plant health. This article delves into the specific categories of humic acids—humic acid, fulvic acid, and humins—exploring their origins, properties, and the impact...

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Biostimulants Deep Dive

According to the European Union, a plant biostimulant is "a product that stimulates plant nutrition processes independently of the nutrient content with the sole aim of improving one or more of the following properties of a plant or plant roots: (A) efficient use of nutrients....

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5 reasons why Bio-stimulants are a must in the MENA

Bio-stimulants are substances and microorganisms used to enhance plant growth and development, improve plant nutrient uptake, and boost plant tolerance to stress. These products are different from fertilizers, which provide essential nutrients to plants, as they work by enhancing the plant's natural processes rather than...

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Crops do Not Deliver in their Absence

Macro and micro nutrients are elements with specific physiological functions that are essential in plant metabolism. This article discusses the role of microelements (micronutrients) as they are important in plant disease and root stress resistance....

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Is Water pH Ruining Your Pesticide?

Have you ever come across a grower complaining about a pesticide that did not properly control the pest infestation at hand? You probably attributed the reduction or lack of control to either a faulty chemical batch, poor application method, or...

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New Solutions Against Cucumber Viruses In Greenhouses

The cultivation of cucumber in greenhouses is considered one of the most crucial cultivations as it achieves good income for farmers within a short period of time (production begins after about 35 days of transplanting). This has resulted in the establishment of thousands of greenhouses...

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Is Water Reducing your Pesticide Performance?

Since water is normally used to deliver the chemical to the target pest, it should be considered the foundation for the application process. Whether it is from a lake, stream, or pond, it may very well be the deciding factor between ineffective and optimum product...

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Mites on Strawberries

The intensive production of strawberries coincides with the development of plasticulture in Algeria, in 1989 for the wilaya of Tipaza. Strawberry cultivation was launched on an experimental basis in Jijel in 2001-2002, on a four (4) hectare surface area. Today two (2) wilayas TIPAZA and...

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