Precision Plant Nutrition

Precision Plant Nutrition

Best Fertilizer for Olive Trees: The 2026 Protocol for Maximum Oil and Fruit

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A split-screen photograph showing a healthy olive branch loaded with ripening fruit on the left, contrasted with an agricultural laboratory setting featuring soil testing equipment and data analysis on the right.

📊 2026 Olive Feeding Calendar Northern Hemisphere: March–April: High-N (21-0-0). May: Foliar Boron at 5–10% bloom. July: Balanced NPK (10-10-10). August–September: High-K (0-0-50, Potassium Sulfate only). Southern Hemisphere: September–October: High-N. November: Foliar Boron. January: Balanced NPK. February–March: High-K before harvest. The Boron Secret: Why Most Olive Groves Fail at Fruit Set Boron (B) is the

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Best Fertilizer for Potato Plants: The 2026 Protocol for Maximum Yield

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Comparison of common scab on potato skin vs healthy potato grown in acidic soil pH 5.2.

2026 Potato Nutrient Schedule Direct Answer: Apply high-nitrogen fertilizer during vegetative growth, phosphorus-rich amendments at planting for Tuber Initiation, and potassium-dominant formulas during Tuber Bulking to maximize Specific Gravity and prevent watery potatoes. Maintain soil pH between 4.8-5.5 using Elemental Sulfur to suppress Common Scab. The Scab vs. pH Rule: Why Acidity Determines Marketability The

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How to Fix Nitrogen Deficiency in Plants: The 2026 Recovery Protocol

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Scientific comparison of a healthy deep green tomato plant vs. a nitrogen deficient plant with yellowing lower leaves (2026 Recovery Protocol).

📋 The 24-Hour Recovery Protocol Nitrogen deficiency shows as yellowing older leaves while new growth stays green. This happens because nitrogen is mobile—the plant cannibalizes its lower leaves to feed new growth. Apply fish emulsion (5-1-1) at a dilution of 1 tablespoon per gallon as a foliar spray or root drench for visible improvement within

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