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Listed below are some specific successes:

1) A system that increased corn yields from 6.7 to 10 tons per acre
2) A project that stopped downy mildew on peas for fresh harvest 
and created a good profit rather than a loss.  (We also held
the tenderometer two to four days longer than any other of
the ten thousand acres of peas in the Skagit valley.)
3) A program that increased seed yield along with reducing disease percentage on cabbage, spinach, turnips and parsnips.
4) A system that increased wheat yield by 12 bu. per acre for a
$5.80 input cost.
5) A project that increased barley yield by 10.87 bu. per acre with a $5.80 input cost.  (The grower netted $46.00 per acre.)
6) A Kentucky blue grass field project where the crop was hit hard
by rust.  We had the grower apply a live microbe foliar feed which
stopped the rust.  At harvest time, it also proved to double his yield over the highest previous yield.
7) A system that took a strawberry crop through a Sandpoint, Idaho winter without any leaf color change and produced exceptionally early fruit with flavor and shelf-life qualities never experienced before by the
commercial growers.  (The plants were not forced into
dormancy by cold weather because the energy stored in and
available to the plants was greater than the energy extracted
by the cold.)  On December 25th, there were mustard plants in full
bloom above 14" of snow.  The mustard plants were growing in
close association with the strawberry crowns, which provided
them the same energies that the berry plants had access to.
There was no disease and no insect pressure.
8) A timber project increased the annual board footage from
240 board feet per acre to 700 board feet per acre, and reversed
Armillaria and Blister Rust.  (Armillaria is a root disease that will
colonize root systems of several conifer types.  Blister Rust is a
disease which as taken out the primary White Pine forest in Idaho).
9) A grower system allowed the tree ripening of Bartlett Pears
with no brown center and with exceptional quality.
10) A grower project created exceptional peach and apricot yield
in Northern Idaho.
11) A raspberry system produced a quality berry that was used
exclusively in a world class restaurant in Idaho.  The crop quality
was referred to as the finest that had been observed by the
department head of the University of Idaho Research Station.







 

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