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'No-till farming' revolution grows in Indiana
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[Mother Nature Network] - "When we actually kill these legume plants, these nodules then become an organic source of nitrogen that breaks down much more slowly than commercial fertilizer," said Barry Fisher, a no-till farming expert for the US Agriculture Department's National
Google News: En Indiana, norte de EEUU, la revolución agrícola del "no-arado ...
[Univisión] - "Cuando se mata a las plantas, los nódulos se vuelven tanques de nitrógeno que se descomponen mucho más lentamente que los fertilizantes", explicó Barry Fisher, fanático de esta práctica, del Departamento de Agricultura del estado de Indiana.
Council to weigh change to boulevard plan to allow drive-thru ...
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[Thousand Oaks Acorn] - The planning commission is down to three members after Joel Price resigned following his appointment to the City Council on March 6, and Barry Fisher, citing a need to focus on his professional career, resigned in February. The final decision regarding
Dans lIndiana, la révolution agricole du sans-labour a commencé
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[Romandie.com] - Quand on tue ces plantes, ces nodules deviennent des réservoirs d'azote qui vont se décomposer beaucoup plus lentement que les engrais, explique Barry Fisher, chantre de la pratique au département de l'Agriculture de l'Indiana.
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