Reducing Seawater Flood Damage to Vegetable Plants
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- Date of Publication
- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Seawater flooding caused by hurricanes can devastate home gardens and commercial crops. This publication explains what gardeners and farmers can do to minimize the damage before and after a storm. It also explains the results of a study on the effects of saltwater flooding to 10 types of vegetable plants. (2 Pages)
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