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Healthy Soils is a product of the UC ANR developed with Contributors and Partners Criteria for contributed How to articles How to articles need to be 1. Credible (ie., Technically correct), and 2. Relevant. That means they must be 2.
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Farmers: compost-mulch

Compost/mulch (possible lead Margaret Lloyd?) What problems does this help resolve? Where do I find a certified producer of compost/much? Whats the difference between compost, manure, plant sources? How much N is in my compost/mulch? How much should I add? How do I spread and encorporate?
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A big thank you to the many UC ANR staff and partners who have provided support, materials and input to make the site possible. UC ANR Partners include ..
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Alternatives to Citrus in the Fight Against ACP/HLB: Page

Eat More Fruit for Better Health

Jujubes Pomegranates Figs_INRA, Jean Weber Fruit for Better Health. Adding fruit trees to your garden can improve your familys health, since the fruit you harvest will be full of fiber and vitamins.
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Alternatives to Citrus in the Fight Against ACP/HLB: Page

Fruit Trees: What to Plant

With a devastating disease of citrus spreading in Los Angeles and surrounding counties, its a great time to explore other options for fruit trees beyond citrus. All citrus, including oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit, kumquats and mandarins are impacted by the disease.
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