Organic Production: Managing Nutrients and Pests

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Ideally, an organic utilizes a variety of cover crops as well as a variety of other residues that have been composted to stabilize nutrients and minimize weed seeds and pathogens. Which residues are utilized depends of the cost of acquisition and handling, and the nutrient needs of the crops.

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SOURCE: Farmer & Vegetable Magazine – vegetable

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