Whether you’re planting a vegetable bed, flowers or simply hoping for greener grass, success starts with understanding the soil beneath your feet. Soil is more than just dirt — it’s a living system ...

Avocados are a great example of a food that doesn’t need to be organic. Their thick, inedible skin acts as a natural barrier, keeping pesticides from penetrating the edible portion inside. Tests ...

AS WE MOVE through July and our yard and gardens are flourishing, let us dive into a “Nutrients 101 short course.” ...

The separation of sulfur from the wet limestone fuel gas desulfurization (FGD) gypsum using oxalic acid solution was studied. Optimal separation conditions and a separation mechanism of sulfur were ...

Starting an organic vegetable garden at home is a rewarding and sustainable way to enjoy fresh, healthy produce all year round. By growing your own vegetables, you take control ...

Sulfate-reducing bacteria break down a large proportion of the organic carbon in oxygen-free zones of the Earth, and in the seabed in particular. Among these important microbes, the ...

Research in Lake Superior reveals how sulfur might have cycled in Earth's ancient oceans The findings focus attention on the role organic sulfur compounds play in this biogeochemical cycle. Date ...

Sulfur Sulfur comes from many sources manure, atmospheric sulfur, elemental sulfur, organic sulfur, gypsum, and sulfate sulfur. The best way to know how much sulfur is coming from manure is through a ...

Rainfall washes sulfur from the air, where it was soil available to crops or immobilized into organic matter. Changes in air quality standards required power plants to scrub sulfur from their ...