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The Dirt on Nutrient and Weed Management: Strategies for Sustainable Agriculture

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Monica Hampton, Ph.D, national and international agriculture consultant for TerraNutri, converses with Lana Chehabeddine on the topic of nutrient and weed management techniques.  

Monica Hampton, Ph.D., brings 20 years of research on agriculture and crop production. She serves on the board of trustees at the Compost Research and Education Foundation at the US Compost Council and shares with FOG her extensive knowledge on organic soil health and control techniques that allow for more sustainable and healthy crop production.  

In this episode, learn about: 

- Dr. Hampton’s background in agriculture and crop production 

- Crop production issues we are currently facing 

- Nutrient management techniques for crops  

- Mechanisms to control for pests, weeds, and nematodes 

Learn more from Dr. Hampton’s book, “Compost Utilization in Production of Horticultural Crops”: https://www.compostingcouncil.org/store/viewproduct.aspx?id=21109188  

Checkout additional resources and events below:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Monica-Ozores-Hampton  

2023 Florida Composting Council Annual Composting Conference- June 21, 2023 Bonita Springs, FL 


Today’s episode is brought to you by Veransa Group Inc.  Veransa’s REGEN Florida Organic Compost® is the only certified organic, OMRI Listed®, and STA Approved compost available in industrial scale in SW and Central Florida.

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