Mitigating Heat Stress on Permanent Crops - ATW EP 38

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Recorded02 Jun 2020

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As temperatures rise, our crops can succumb to stress that might have detrimental effects on our yields and quality this year and next year. Permanent Crop Manager, Devin Clarke grows our knowledge with some nutritional strategies that can mitigate these stresses and keep us on track for successful harvests. Calcium in the right form, applied at the right time and rate can help our trees reduce the production of Reactive Oxygen Species that damage RNA, DNA, and proteins that are necessary for effective photosynthesis and carbohydrate formation. Properly applied Calcium can help indirectly with Potassium to develop guard cells that help plants transpire and cool themselves.

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