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Lori Hoagland

lhoaglan@purdue.edu

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Submit Your Organic Transplant Growing Media for Chemical Analysis

February 19, 2020 - From Issue: 668
By: Liz Maynard, Wenjing Guan, Petrus Langenhoven and Lori Hoagland
Table 1. Growing media evaluated and major ingredients as listed by manufacturer.
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Growing media for organic transplant production vary a lot in their chemical composition: pH, electrical conductivity, nutrient levels, and C:N ratio. This of course influences how seedlings grow. Knowing the[Read More…]

 Article Categories:
  • Vegetable Crops – General
 Article Tags:
  • Growing Media
  • Organic Production

How Do Growing Media for Organic Production Compare?

February 19, 2019 - From Issue: 653
By: Liz Maynard, Petrus Langenhoven, Wenjing Guan and Lori Hoagland
Tomato Seedlings in Eight Transplant Growing Media, Pinney Purdue Ag Center, 2018. Trial 1.
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Getting seedlings off to a good start begins with a good growing medium for transplants. Growing media for organic production must meet the guidelines set out by the National Organic[Read More…]

 Article Categories:
  • Solanaceous Crops
    • Tomato
 Article Tags:
  • Growing Media
  • Organic Production
  • Transplant Production

The TOMI Project Aims to Help Tomato Growers Better Manage Foliar Diseases

March 15, 2017 - From Issue: 624
By: Lori Hoagland

Effectively managing foliar diseases including late blight (LB), early blight (EB), and Septoria leaf spot (SLS), is one of the biggest challenges facing organic tomato growers. New, resistant hybrid varieties[Read More…]

 Article Categories:
  • Solanaceous Crops
    • Tomato
 Article Tags:
  • Crop Culture

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