The Eaton and Palisades fires likely made polluted soils worse, but soil experts say bioremediation may be an alternative to ...

Like carrots, parsnips thrive in loose, well-draining soil. However, they tolerate a wider pH range than carrots, making them ...

The Hula wetland and old Lake Hula drainage were completed in 1957, and the land was converted into agricultural use. However ...

Its website states that arsenic is "a naturally occurring element in soil and water ... acceptable level. For children and pregnant women, risks are heightened. Keeve Nachman, Ph.D., a risk ...

Rich in potassium – that can be considered as a fertilizer to provide K into the soil High solubility – to easily dilute with water as long as its pH level is under 7.0 to avoid clogging the emitter ...

June means it's officially summer in the Northern Hemisphere. And vacation planning follows the happy-hour rule (if it's 5 p.m. somewhere, sneak in a snifter), so use it as an excuse to take the ...

Climate, crop genetics, crop management (intensity as well as management skill level), and the physical and chemical ... method rather than shooting for the status quo. 5) Use soil productivity charts ...

It also captures excess nutrients carried from the land, regulates water temperature changes, and conserves soil moisture ... both plants and animals. Low levels of DO can be harmful to fish, and ...

California's water reserves have improved in some areas since last spring, with several of the state's largest reservoirs ...

Rising global temperatures are driving the sharp decline in terrestrial water storage. This trend isn’t likely to change, scientists say.

California reservoirs are expected to continue rising through the spring as snowmelt supplements the water levels.