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Vermicompost Tea Production and Plant Growth Impacts
By Norman Q. Arancon, Clive A. Edwards, Richard Dick and Linda Dick, BioCycle November 2007 |
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Part I: Reseach Highlights
Use of vermicomposts, produced through interactions between earthworms and microorganisms, promote the germination growth, flowering and yields of a range of greenhouse and field horticultural crops, including tomatoes, peppers, strawberries, raspberries, grapes, marigolds and petunias. Vermicompost use has become a well-established practice over the last 10 years, in part due to the work of scientists at The Ohio State University.
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