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Monitoring Nutrients in Large Nursery Containers [PDF]

open access: possible, 2014
Explains how to properly use a suction-cup lysimeter, soil sampler, to extract the substrate solution from large containers in order to take electrical conductivity, pH, and nutrient analyses.
Wright, Robert D., Stanley, Mary H.
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Using Germination Cloths in Container And Bareroot Nurseries

Native Plants Journal, 2007
Lightweight, permeable cloths can protect germinating seeds in container and bareroot nurseries by moderating temperatures and moisture and improving germination and seedling establishment. These fabrics are easy to apply and remove, and with care, can be reused for several crops.
J. L. Schmal   +3 more
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A SLOW-RELEASE FERTILIZER FOR NURSERY PLANTS IN CONTAINER

Acta Horticulturae, 1982
During three years at three locations, experiments with a shrub (Pyracantha) and a conifer ( Chamaecyparis or Cupre ssocyparis), grown in containers, were carried out to establish whether the slowrelease fertilizer Osmocote 18+6+12 with a release period of 8-9 months, mixed through the potting soil as a basal dressing at the start of the season, could ...
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Screw Conveyor for Mass Handling of Nursery Containers

Transactions of the ASAE, 1985
ABSTRACT A machine utilizing parallel screw conveyors has been demonstrated technically feasible for handling No. 1 ornamental nursery containers in field operations. Containers can be bedded, spaced and assembled in diagonal alignment. Screw speeds are automatically synchronized with ground speeds over the range from 0 to 1.6 km/h. Machine bedding and
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CONTAINER NURSERY IRRIGATION BASICS©

Acta Horticulturae, 2015
R.L. Geneve, S. Nambuthiri, S. Kester
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