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1. The document discusses proper tree nutrition and fertilization, emphasizing that determining a tree's specific nutritional requirements through soil and foliar analysis is essential before providing fertilizer. 2. Fertilizer should only be applied to address a verified nutrient deficiency, and excessive fertilization can cause problems. 3. Diagnosing a tree's needs through soil and foliar analysis is important to determine what, if any, nutrients need to be supplemented before prescribing and applying the right fertilizer.
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Check the links below
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Its minerals and vitamins are naturally bio-chelated, meaning they are wrapped in amino-acids for excellent assimilation by the body. It contains over 100 synergistic nutrients and is nature's richest and most complete single source of total organic nutrition.
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due to FREE RADICALS.
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8. ELEVATES ENERGY LEVELS
9. Anti-Radiation
10. Eliminates Malnutrition
11. Helps to correct sugar levels
12. Neuro-protective (Brain)
13. Cardio-protective (Heart) 14. Hepatoprotective (Liver)
15. Renal-Protective (Kidney)
16. Balances Blood Chemistry
17. Strengthens circulation
18. Strengthens nerves
19. Anti-AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES
20. PREVENTS and FIGHTS BODY ILLNESSES
21. Superior Anti-inflammatory
22. Nerve and Muscle relaxant
23. Food for the Eyesight
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25. Balances body’s hormonal secretions
26. Food for all ages!
Spirulina is endorsed by such respectable and highly-reputed organizations such as:
1967: “The International Conference on Applied Microbiology” has announced that, “Spirulina must be considered as an important future food source.”
1974: UN (United Nations)announced in the World Food Conference that Spirulina is, “The most ideal food for mankind.”
1974: FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) introduced Spirulina as, “The best food for tomorrow.”
1981: FDA (Food and Drug Administration) of USA has certified that Spirulina is, “The healthy and safety product free from side effects.”
1983: IFE (International Food Exposition) held in East Germany awarded the prize: “The Best Natural Food” to Spirulina.
1992: WHO (World Health Organization) introduced Spirulina as, “The healthy product in 21st Century” and has been declared by NASA as, “One of the most nutritious foods on earth.” One (1) gram ( 2 capsules of 500 milligrams) of pure Spirulina is equivalent to one (1) kilo of assorted leafy vegetables.
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- 19. Prescription without diagnosis is malpractice!
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Editor's Notes
- The essential elements must first go through a conversion process which we call photosynthesis whereby sugars are created from sunlight, carbon dioxide and water. On the exam you may be asked how many essential elements there are…some controversy there. Because the Study Guide says 17, go with 17.
- Let’s ask the same questions for these trees and discuss the differences. Is fertilizer present? Is nutrition available? How do we know?
- Pests that will take advantage of over-fertilization: spider mites, aphids, adelgids, psyllids, scale, whiteflies, lacebug, pine pitch canker, fireblight.
- Trees and shrubs have certain elemental needs in relatively large quantities- macronutrients N-P-K. Most important of these is N. Under natural circumstances, forests or naturlally wooded areas, N comes largely from organic matter in the soil. “Loss of habitat” or the removal of leaf litter, top soil, soil compaction, drought, etc can lead to lack of available N. SOIL ANALYSIS- a laboratory process that determines the existence of certain elements in a given soil sample. FOLIAR ANALYSIS- a laboratory process that determines the presence of certain elements in the foliage of a given plant.
- As with insect & disease problems, you need to identify the exact cause of a problem before you can treat it. You would never treat diplodia tip blight with an insecticide, so why treat a manganese deficiency with nitrogen?
- Some information gleaned from a soil analysis will duplicate what is found in a foliar analysis but the actual soil data will not be included in the foliar analysis. The information available from a foliar analysis is excellent. The primary drawbacks are the cost and a lack of standard foliar nutrient values for healthy plants.
- There are many forms of the same essential elements. Choosing which form to use can again set you apart from the lesser educated folks in the industry. Use the form that best addresses the problem. Surface app is easiest and least expensive, more of an on-going maintenance approach & great for turf. Subsurface (also known as deep root) is designed to reach the tree roots and avoid turf roots. Foliar app, generally used for a temporary fix of minor element deficiencies, is ineffective for N..think of azaleas and Mir-Acid
- The plant should be actively transpiring. Never use on drought-stressed plant material. Small, clean holes should be drilled near the base of the plant, near the root flare. Do not treat trees less than 4”dbh with implants or injections.
- Mg and Ca are listed in figure 5.1 as a macroelement and in the text as a secondary nutrient. The remaining 5-11 essential elements are considered micronutrients.
- Fertilizer rates of application are debatable. The Study Guide recommends 2-4 lbs N/ 1000 sq ft. An article in the compendium recommends 1-6 lbs N/1000 sq ft and another recommends 1-3 lbs N/ 1000 sq ft. For the exam use information given in the Study Guide. The bag at left contains 2.5 lbs N 6 lbs N are needed for 3000 sq ft, 3 bags fertilizer- 2 full and approx ½ of the 3 rd . This is a complete fertilizer . The 5-10-5 is the fertilizer analysis .
- 10 lbs N in this 50 lb bag. 10 lbs N required, so 1 of these bags.
- No potassium is in milorganite 6lbs needed, 2.4 lbs /40 lb bag = 2.5 bags. Milorganite is incomplete and organic.