Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Organic Liquid Fertilizer
SYSMA Agriculture Research
In 2024 SRC conducted a research trial in cooperation with a UC Davis professor at SYSMA Agriculture Research to study the effects of soiled applied Bovatein Organic Liquid Fertilizer.
Data Collected
Strawberry Plants
- Leaf nutrient analysis
- Chlorophyll content
- Fruit Yield and Weight
Application Rates
Leaf Nutrient Analysis
Bovatein Organic Liquid Fertilizer
Study Application Rates
Strawberry Plants
5 gallons per acre
10 gallons per acre
20 gallons per acre
40 gallons per acre
Leaf Nutrient Analysis
Strawberry Yield Lbs./Acre
Leaf Nutrient Analysis
The leaf nitrogen concentration of strawberry plants was statistically significant between Control (B) and Bovatein (A). Leaf nitrogen concentration was only numerically different between Bovatein application rates
Chlorophyll Content
Strawberry Yield Lbs./Acre
Strawberry Yield Lbs./Acre
The chlorophyll content was measured using a SPAD meter. Chlorophyll content increased as the Bovatein application rate increased.
- Control (C)
- Bovatein 5 gallons per acre (C)
- Bovatein 10 gallons per acre (B)
- Bovatein 20 gallons per acre (B)
- Bovatein 40 gallons per acre (A)
Strawberry Yield Lbs./Acre
Strawberry Yield Lbs./Acre
Strawberry Yield Lbs./Acre
Trial Results Strawberry Yield (Lbs. per Acre)
- Control (D)
- Bovatein 5 gallons per acre (CD)
- Bovatein 10 gallons per acre (BC)
- Bovatein 20 gallons per acre (B)
- Bovatein 40 gallons per acre (A)
Bovatein application at 40 gallons per acre produced heavier berries compared to control.