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The cooperative of 150 farmers gained up to 30% increase in yield of oats and barley, and several pounds of increased weight per bushel. Dung Hermiston Agricultural Research and Extension Center Oregon State University Species of Pectobacterium and Dickeya Formerly known as soft rot Erwinias P. carotovorum subspecies P. atrosepticum, 1 Agricultural Production and Research in Heilongjiang Province, China Jiang Enchen Professor, Department of Agricultural Engineering, Northeast Agricultural University, Harbin, China. The grain is steeped in a solution of minerals and subjected to a weak current. Electrified seed also throws up more straw, as Dr. Mercier pointed out: "Besides the increase in the bulk of the yield and the increase in the weight per bushel, there is an increase in the straw that may be very important. Weston Miller OSU Extension Service Community and Urban Horticulture faculty, IMPORTANCE OF LONG-TERM EXPERIMENTS IN STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE. The arrangement increased yields about 50% for several plant types.

Planting and Tree Care for Roxborough Park Keith Worley, Forester ISA Certified Arborist Where We Live: High elevation at the edge of Mountains and Plains. Then the seeds are exposed to infrared radiation in order to reduce the hard-seed dormancy and increase the metabolism of ATP. Post-harvest electrical treatment also can improve the quality of crops. Dennis Dannehl, et al., for example, reported on the impressive effects of direct electrical current on secondary compounds and antioxidant activity in tomatoes: "Different intensities of DC ( ma) with varied application times (15 60 min) were applied during postharvest.

The yield of raspberries was increased by 95%, and the yield of carrots was increased by 125%. As well, we have noticed that while mites existed in our facility, they appeared to be significantly reduced in the grow rooms that were utilizing Ion-A-Gro units.

The method invented by Pearl Eitan (Patent IL31428) calls for the application of 100 lb of magnetite/acre with an electrostatic charge. Root systems grow larger, seeds produce greater amounts of female plants in half the time, fruits, vegetables and herbs grow more robust in flavor and leaves grow thicker and greener.

Copper and zinc strips were soldered together to generate electricity from solar heat.

The technology has vast potential that could revolutionize agriculture and related industries, with the blessings of good nutrition for all (and more cannabis hemp).

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