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In today’s edition Inside Monty’s Garden, award winning rosarian Monty Justice discusses what he has done this past week to make weeding his rose beds, and those of his customers easy. He also discusses the value of magnesium to these late summer blooms.
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It has been two weeks since our last entry. Vacation was nice. My wife and I took some needed time to visit Branson, Mo. What was even nicer was seeing the great growth that Mo and Ar farmers are seeing by using Monty’s Fmaily of products on their farm. Nicer still…returning home to see the following article in the latest issue of High Plains Journal, one of the nation’s leading farm publications.
I encourage to take a look at their website if you are involved with, or have an interest in Modern Agriculture. here is their link:
As a native New Mexican/Texan I can tell you this is the bible for farming in the southern plains. Here is the article they wrote:
| Monty’s Plant Food Co 4800 Strawberry Lane Louisville KY |
| Phone: 502-489-9888 Email: price@montysplantfood.com |
Website: www.montysplantfood.com
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New technology secures bottom line for hay producers
Monty’s Plant Food Co., Louisville, Ky., introduces Monty’s Liquid Fertilizer. Monty’s utilizes foliar feeding and HUMIC technology. While both areas had ample research proving their validity, no one had ever combined the two. The one-two punch of amending the plants rather than the soils and adding Humics to the plant profile has sped the rate of absorption, utilization, and prevented burning of tender plant tissues. By utilizing a unique manufacturing process, farmers can now afford to fertilize pasture land. With the incorporation of Monty’s in their production, southern producers have noticed lowered use of traditional fertilizer, less leaching of needed nutrients, less run off, improved soil condition, and production equal or greater than traditional practices. For more information, call 502-489-9888, or visit www.montysplantfood.com.
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If you would like to see the full story, complete with background and experiences from some of the farmers on which this story was based, click here
Thank you, and we look forward to hearing your success stories, and seeing your pictures, whether you have a 15 square foot garden or 150,000 acres.
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We reached inside the mailbag this week and pulled out a question from Florida from a homeowner who has had problems getting citrus trees to bear fruit. Listen in to this weeks show for the answer.
This question and others are available each week in our newsletter and you can subscribe for free by visiting our website www.montysjoyjuice.com
To ask a question for Ask Monty’s email me @ price@montysplantfood.com
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Monty Justice, noted rosarian, joins with us to talk about roses and general plant care as we explore what he has been doing the past week. This week japanese beetles began taking center stage in his garden so we surrender the microphone to the subject this week.
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Almost 1/3 of the country has been experiencing some degree of drought. Whether you are a farmer who depends on rain for your livlihood, a gardener who is watching their vegetables wither and drop, or a homeowner who is concerned about their plants, the results are the same. Our plants are stressed. While there is no cure other than rain for drought stressed vegetation there are some things you can do beginning this fall to mitigate some of the results of drought. Dennis Stephens, president of Monty’s join us Inside Monty’s Garden to talk about the impacts of drought and the new tool you can place in your horticultural toolbox to deal with drought in future years. Humics hold promise and we’ll discuss it this week.
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