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Comparing Composts as Nutrient Sources for High Tunnel Tomatoes

Comparing Composts as Nutrient Sources for High Tunnel Tomatoes

Liz Maynard, presented at Northwest Indiana Vegetable Program in Goshen and Valparaiso, IN,  Feb. 1, 2024. Slide set download pdf

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