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The winds of March are here. As winter bids its final farewell and the promise of spring emerges, March brings with it a distinctive character that has been celebrated and observed for centuries—the whimsical dance of March winds. These lively and spirited gusts, though sometimes challenging, play a vital role in the transition from winter’s…
The following was published as “Success On A Small Scale In Baldwin” by the Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance as part of their recent Talent Attraction brand launch. ——————- Meet Christina Woerner McInnis, a visionary fifth-generation farmer and the mind behind AgriTech Corp. located in Baldwin County. Her journey began in 2017 when her father…
Our team is often asked why we don’t test for nitrogen in our SoilKit testing program. Nitrogen, after all, is the first, heaviest and probably most important element in a fertilizer analysis. Its value should be a major concern when testing soil. While nitrogen is very important to soil and plant health, the element…
THE YEAR IN REVIEW As we bid farewell to 2023, the AgriTech Corp team can’t help but marvel at the incredible journey we’ve taken this past year in the world of agriculture technology. It was a year of tremendous growth, particularly within our SK365 virtual platform. Responding to valuable feedback from our users, we introduced…
Last winter my hydrangeas fell victim to nutrient deficiencies. After performing a soil test to determine a path to reviving the plant, I lowered the pH; fed it some nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium; and witnessed my plant survive. Not only did it survive, but my hydrangeas thrived in these new conditions…so much so that…
I am an avid bird watcher. My yard is full of all kinds of birds, and I am always scouring the trees and nooks to check in on all my momma birds and their babies. This spring I was working in my yard to get ready for green spring up and I had the pleasure…
According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), “The United States addresses agricultural and food policy through a variety of programs, including nutrition assistance, crop insurance, commodity support, and conservation. Much of the legal framework for agricultural and food policy is set through a legislative process that occurs approximately every 5 years. The current…
I love my garden. I love squash and I LOVE simple Back 2 School recipes. Working full time with 4 kids, this is a staple go – to that my mom taught me. The best part – it can be adapted if your garden did not give you enough squash OR you have extra unexpected…
Earthworms: these slimy critters get a bad rep, but they can be crucial to healthy soil. Earthworms purify the soil, making a more fertile land for plant growth. Their activities also enhance nutrient availability and aid in drainage, SoilKit spoke with Doug Jacobs, an earthworm raiser in Baldwin County, AL to understand the impact earthworms…
Creating a thriving garden involves more than just planting beautiful flowers or growing delicious vegetables. It’s about fostering a balanced ecosystem where beneficial insects play a vital role. These remarkable creatures not only aid in pollination but also act as natural predators, keeping harmful insects in check. Read on to explore the numerous benefits of…
