The Arizona Farm Bureau’s Julie Murphree’s guest is Dr. Jeffery Silvertooth. An expert in Agronomy which is the science of soil management and crop production. He explains the things that make Arizona agriculture so special: Geography, climate variations, young soils and water means different kinds of crops can be grown year round.
Discusses how warm weather plants regulate their temperature to adapt to its climate. Consistent great weather means many growing seasons unlike other parts of the country with just one.
Expanded Content: Keep with with Dr. Silvertooth’s research and reports at https://vegetableipmupdates.arizona.edu/agronomy-updates-jeffrey-c-silvertooth
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Outdoor Living Topic: #AZClimate&Agriculture | The Arizona climate and soil are able to support a variety of Arizona agriculture. While our soil is great, the average Arizona homeowner may run into two kinds of soil that can cause problems for their home… READ MORE IN THIS ARTICLE>> and scroll below for a breakout of talking points by each segment in this podcast along with links to additional resources.
