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Composts as Media Constituents for Vegetable Transplant Production
Compost Science & Utilization, 2004The use of compost with high salt concentration was evaluated, under commercial conditions, as a potential growing media constituent for vegetable transplant production. Two composts were prepared from sweet sorghum bagasse, pine bark, and either urea (compost A) or brewery sludge (compost B) as N source.
Miguel A. Sánchez-Monedero +6 more
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Vegetable Transplanters for Use in Developing Countries—A Review
International Journal of Vegetable Science, 2008Developing countries contribute 72% of the total vegetable production in the world. The transplanting operation is one of the most labor intensive in vegetable production. It is largely done by hand in India and most developing countries and incurs large investments in labor, time, and cost.
G. V. Prasanna Kumar, H. Raheman
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Growing Vegetable Transplants for Home Gardens
2018Transplants, such as tomatoes, eggplant, cabbage, broccoli, and brussels sprouts, are commonly used in gardens for immediate replacement, reduced yield losses, control over cultivar, size, and container material, and home-grown availability.
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Evaluating Vegetable Transplants
2015This publication reviews the several important plant characteristics that will help you determine if the transplants you intend to plant will establish quickly and grow rapidly or fail in the field.
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The design and performance of an automatic transplanter for field vegetables
Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 1984The design of an automatic transplanter is described and from calculations of operating costs it is estimated that even growers with small areas of crop are likely to benefit from using it instead of a manually-fed machine or a semi-automatic one. In field trials the automatic machine had as good accuracy in terms of plant spacing and uprightness of ...
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ABA to Enhance Stress Tolerance of Vegetable Transplants
2008High air temperatures coupled with dry winds and rapid soil drying conditions encountered in southern regions of the USA can greatly reduce stand establishment or impair early growth of vegetable transplants. Understanding the morphological and physiological responses during the transplant shock period can provide a basis for elucidating the complex ...
Leskovar, Daniel I. +5 more
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ABA to Enhance Stress Tolerance of Vegetable Transplants
Acta horticulturae, 2006High air temperatures with dry winds and rapid soil drying conditions encountered in many southern regions of the U.S. can greatly reduce stand establishment of vegetable transplants. Understanding the morphological and physiological characteristics that moderate transplant shock can provide a basis for elucidating the complex mechanisms underlying ...
Leskovar, Daniel I., Agehara, Shinsuke +4 more
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VEGETABLE TRANSPLANT NUTRIENT AND WATER MANAGEMENT
Acta Horticulturae, 2000Daniel J. Cantliffe, P. Soundy
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