Discover why soil biology continues to matter after harvest, as microorganisms break down crop residues, cycle nutrients, and contribute to soil organic matter formation. Learn how residue retention, cover crops, reduced disturbance, and biological inputs can help support a healthier soil foundation for the next crop.
Tomato plants can grow quickly during the summer, and by August many gardeners find themselves looking at plants that are tall, dense, and difficult to manage. This often raises an important question: Is it too late to prune tomato plants?
A pilot experiment was conducted to evaluate the effect of Nurture Growth Biofertilizer (NGB) on grass seed germination, early plant growth, and root development. The study compared NGB-treated plants with untreated controls under the same growing conditions.
Grass seeds were sown in experimental boxes at a rate of 50 g per box. Two replications were maintained for both the NGB-treated and untreated control groups.
