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“Every essential element either in our fertilizer or diet is a contaminant if over supplied.”

— Brian McLeod

China–Farmer information meetings

June 24, 2015 / 0 Comment / in China / by Bryan McLeod

 

Bryan conducting information days in local farming villages around Kai Feng China.

 

During our period in China I thought it important to make contact with local farmers and promote the benefits of soil analysis as part of their farming operation

 

THE FOLLOWING PHOTOS SHOW SOME OF THE VARIOUS FARMER GROUPS I DID PRESENTATONS TO

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Discussing pomegranate problems Power point presentation in a village

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Power point presentations in villages

 

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Photo 1 Inspecting a garlic and soya bean crop. Photo 2

These photos also show the closeness of properties making it an easier exercise to conduct comparative trials. In photo 1 there are 4 properties. Photo 2 shows 3 properties.

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Mr Li Hua, farming near Kaifeng China showing significant increase in his corn yield with superior cobs. He used both a fertiliser and foliar nutrient program formulated from his soil analysis

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Radial cracking – Boron deficiency Zinc deficiency Foliar Zinc applied see

the difference

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Copper deficiency a serious problem in parts of China