The directions for turf recommend using 3 oz. of fertilizer for every 1000 sq. ft. and mixing in a spray tank at a ratio of 1-3 oz per gallon of water. The fertilizer should be applied once every ...

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In terms of sheer numbers, Chapul Farms is the largest employer in Yamhill County. Its thousands upon thousands of workers ...

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The liquid fertilizer he sometimes uses is stored in tanks that sit in a concrete basin to contain any leaks. “Our yields have increased. Our fertilizer cost has dropped. Once you get hooked on ...

The ADREC, MSU Culinary Services and the MSU Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center have teamed up to convert waste into ...

and the reference to tank mixing with a fertilizer is now an optional component of that statement. The general label statement now reads as follows: "This product may be tank mixed with (a fertilizer, ...

We also have some tank insulation damage that will also ... This margin improvement was a result of the mix of fertilizer products sold in the third quarter when compared to our forecast.

Now, most cars in Brazil are flex-fuel vehicles that can run on any fuel mix: from zero to 100% ethanol ... These crops also use subsidized inputs, including fertilizers and free electricity ...

Alternatively, use aquarium water from freshwater tanks to water your plants ... you can still reuse veggie scraps as fertilizer. Grind them up and mix them directly into your garden soil.

"They mix the sludge in Decatur in large tanks, 6,500 gallons at a time ... The sewer sludge/biosolids are touted as a free fertilizer for farmers saving them tens of thousands of dollars.