Potting soil isn't always spent after each season - in many cases, you'll be able to safely reuse last year's soil with after ...

Healthy soil is the foundation of our food, clean water, and a stable climate, and cutting-edge science helps us to protect ...

It’s called saltcedar or tamarisk; some spell it as two words: salt cedar. In Wyoming it is considered a noxious weed, ...

For example, clay soils (which occur extensively in inland Queensland) generally have the highest levels of salt. Salinity problems develop in response to various combinations of soils, climate, ...

Soils aren't all alike. You'll be less discombobulated in garden stores if you know how garden soil differs from potting soil ...

The longest standing cover crop tile-drained research site in Illinois is finding solutions to reach the nutrient loss ...

Preparing a seedbed. “Tilling helps prepare a uniform seedbed,” says Enroth. This makes it easier to plant seeds directly in ...

In recent years, a large numbers of climate migrants from districts like Satkhira, Bagerhat, and Khulna have sought shelters ...

tonsa, the dominant copepod species in the brackish region of the RPE; and ii.- to evaluate the relationship between EPR AT and salinity in situ, in order to compare it with laboratory estimates ...

Chhatrapur: The Rushikulya river, which is known as the lifeline of Ganjam district, is facing an ecological crisis, a report ...

In the coastal regions of India, Bangladesh, and certain areas of Southeast Asia, rice is engaged in a quiet struggle against an insidious adversary: salt.

Gujarati cuisine is often recognized for its distinct sweetness-even in savory dishes like dal, shaak (vegetable preparations ...