US EditionStudies dig into New York soil health
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Studies dig into New York soil health
—by Matt MilkovichThe application of large (longer than 1 inch) wood chips as mulch can improve soil health and reduce herbicide use in established orchards; at the same time, the wood chips do not create a favorable environment for rodents, according to preliminary results from a Cornell University study. (Courtesy Deborah Aller/Cornell University)On a quest to improve soil health in New York state’s commercial apple orchards, Cornell Universit…
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