Use of wool pellets and other natural amendments to improve vegetable production @usuextension
Use of wool pellets and other natural amendments to improve vegetable production  @usuextension
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
David is retired from the Army and has recently completed a second bachelors in Agricultural Studies at Utah State University with an emphaiss on small farm and homestead operations. He owns and operates Ammonite Farms in Box Elder County, Utah, working to develop it into a profitable small farm. David is currently working on his Master's degree in Plant Science with a focus on Agriculture. He is focused on developing sustainable and natural methods to improve vegetable and fruit productions in Utah and the intermountain west.
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Use of wool pellets and other natural amendments to improve vegetable production

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