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Wadih Ghanem

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Dealing with Yield Decline in High Tunnel Tomatoes

February 19, 2019 - From Issue: 653
By: Wadih Ghanem
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High tunnels, though relatively new, have gained popularity over the past decade among specialty crop growers who want to extend their growing season. However, these environments can make crops vulnerable to the development of soil-borne diseases that reduce yield. This is particularly true for tomatoes, which are the most commonly grown high tunnel crop and[Read More…]

 Article Categories:
  • Solanaceous Crops
    • Tomato
 Article Tags:
  • Greenhouses & High Tunnels

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