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Toward Optimizing Fruit Production in Utah Soils: Apple Salt Tolerance Screening and Tart Cherry Fertility Management
Fruit production in Utah can be challenging due to local climate and soil conditions. Tart cherries and apples are major fruit crops in Utah, and improvements to these cropping systems would be beneficial for farmers and local consumers. Two experiments were conducted to evaluate desired improvement
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