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Fine Tuning Citrus Fertility

An article from Growing Produce focuses on citrus fertility and the use of high quality CRF in production. It highlights...

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How Profile Products is Changing the Game in Plant Production

HydraFiber® Advanced Substrate is highlighted as Greenhouse Grower magazine’s 2019 Gamechanger of the Year for its role in reshaping plant...

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Four trays of microgreens are growing under bright pink-purple LED grow lights in an indoor setting, with the lights illuminating the plants and casting a pink hue across the scene.

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Food Safe Growing with BioStrate® Guide

HydraFiber® Irrigation Best Practices explains how growers may need to adjust water management when using HydraFiber® advanced substrate. With high...

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McCorkle Nurseries

Founded in 1942 in Dearing, Georgia, McCorkle Nurseries embraced HydraFiber® Advanced Substrate as part of its focus on continuous improvement...

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Green Lake Nursery Dallas, Texas Case Study

Green Lake Nursery in Dallas, Texas transitioned every crop to HydraFiber® blends and shifted from purchased premix to mixing its...

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Bob’s Market & Greenhouses Mason, WV Case Study

For more than 50 years, Bob’s Market & Greenhouses in Mason, WV has grown from a local produce grower into...

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Michael’s Greenhouses Cheshire, Connecticut Case Study

Michael’s Greenhouses in Cheshire, Connecticut successfully transitioned to incorporating 30% HydraFiber® into a preblended mix of 90% peat and 10%...

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Corn microgreens.

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Food Safe Growing with BioStrate®

BioStrate’s 100% blend of plant-based fibers is food-safety tested both during and after our white-line production process. That means you...

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Young microgreens.

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How to Grow with BioStrate®

Whether you’re growing with BioStrate 160 Micro or 185 Ultra, your plants will need the right amount of attention, light,...

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Day 12 microgreens.

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Hydroponic Growing with BioStrate® Means Results

Growing Hydroponic Microgreens With proper water management, BioStrate 160 Micro can yield faster germination and more consistent harvests of microgreens,...

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The Turface® Difference – Density

It is important to recognize that conditioners are added by volume rather than by weight. Even though the materials are...

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Turface Athletics® supports the ongoing education of MLB...

Find out what they learned at the 14th annual groundskeepers convention and symposium in Anaheim, CA. Read the NY Times article and...

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