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Explore the important steps to getting food from farm to table. We learned that agronomy is the science of soil management and crop production. Plants need nutrients, water, and sunlight to grow. Also, we learned that we need to know what the soil type is when planting before applying fertilizers. We discovered that the weather has a huge impact on agronomy and the growth of plants because plants need a proper environment to grow healthy.
Research Question what are the important steps from getting food from farm to table? which fertilizer gives the best results for a quicker plant growth
Predictions raise healthy livestock. We believe that organic fertilizer (organic or inorganic) will give the best results for a faster plant growth and will also keep it healthy because of the fact that it has agricultural waste, livestock manure, and municipal sludge.
Experimental Design raise healthy livetsock
Conclusion raise healthy livestock and crops for farm to table. In conclusion, our prediction was right about organic fertilizer (organic or inorganic) giving the best results for a faster plant growth and keeping it healthy because of the fact that it has agricultural waste, livestock manure, and municipal sludge.
Investigation Theme AFW
Grade Level High School Students (Grades 9,10,11,12)
Teacher Name Jessica Sweet
School Name Watsonville High School
Session Spring 2021
About this Project

This team was extremely passionate about their project and learning. They thought about the impacts of their project beyond PlantingScience.
-- Lydia Tressel, Scientist Liaison

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