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Published 01-2020
Archived - Compost Use for Tree Fruit
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Compost can improve soil quality and nutrient, water, and pest regulation, but proper consideration is critical: in-depth exploration provided here.
Published: January 2020
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SKU: FS337E
Category: Archived
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