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Rumination: Cud chewing behaviour in cattle and sheep

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Si quieres ganarle piensa que llenarles la panza no es suficiente

Si quieres ganarle piensa que llenarles la panza no es suficiente: suplementa, da sales minerales, vitamina y desparasita. #SoyGanadero

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Leaf Illustrations and Charts to Help Diagnose Plant Nutrient Deficiencies

For the farmer or gardener, it is important to be able to read your plant. The seasoned grower develops an intuitive sense over time in response to plant signals of stress. The key is observing and being able to notice unhealthy leaves, and developing the ability to understand what the plant’s leaf is telling you. Something to note is that a young leaf’s message differs from an old leaf’s message. In this post, I have assembled a number of good graphics to help you do just that. While there is some overlap between the illustrations, they should be helpful as a whole in helping you figure out your specific problem. PLANT LEAF CHART OF NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES Credit: Twitter @FarmerRaviVKV “Plants speak to us through their leaves what they want. Farmers must keenly understand the language of his plants.” DIAGNOSING NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES CHART Credit: Twitter @trouttroller Day 2 of #canoLAB14. John Mayko with a great slide depicting location of nutrient deficiency symptoms

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