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Anaerobically Digested Dairy Manure to Serve as Liquid Fertilizer for Tomatoes

Posted on 09/01/2022

Researchers at UC Davis have found a new, safe way to treat dairy manure for use as a high quality, organic liquid fertilizer on fresh produce crops. Watch this interview with Ruihong Zhang from UC Davis as she shares the results of their studies and read more in California Dairy Magazine.

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Anaerobically Digested Dairy Manure to Serve as Liquid Fertilizer for Tomatoes

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