CropLife Magazine currently features an article written by Huma Gro staff, “Micronutrients Are the Key To Better Yields.” The authors provide an overview of micronutrients and their relationship to the soil, common deficiencies, application methods, and the importance of following the 4Rs of Nutrient Stewardship. The article concludes by discussing the importance of developing a Micronutrient Plan in association with a local county extension office and an agriculture retailer. Read the article online at https://bit.ly/CropLife-HumaGro-Micronutrients.
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