Nina Camillone

September 2, 2021 – In honor of Women's Equality Day, AgriTech Corp., a business specializing in a lab-based, digital soil testing kit called SoilKit®, is proud to announce their national certifica...

There is no single ideal soil pH because different plants prefer slightly more acidic or more alkaline soils than each other. As a rule of thumb, neutral or slightly acid soils are best (pH 6.0-6.5...

This story appeared in the May 2021 issue of Business Alabama Magazine.  May 6, 2021 – In an article from Business Alabama Magazine, AgriTech Corp. CEO Christina Woerner McInnis shares the behind-t...

The guidance provided in the Treatment Recommendations tab of your SoilKit results are specific to the testing area indicated in the registration process. For example, if you indicated a sampling a...

Mycorrhizae are kinds of soil fungi that form a symbiotic relationship with plant roots. Mycorrhizal fungi benefit plants by allowing greater absorption of nutrients and water. Proper lawn care tre...

Fusarium patch, also called Microdochium patch, is a turf disease that produces roughly circular bleached patches on lawns up to 12 in (30 cm) in diameter, although the patches may connect and over...

Rotting plants are usually associated with diseases caused by bacteria or fungi -- but not this one! Blossom end rot, which most commonly affects tomatoes, is actually due to a nutrient deficiency ...

By default, your SoilKit nutrient test results are displayed in lbs/1000sqft (pounds per 1000 square feet). However, in the top right corner of the analysis page in your results report, you will fi...

A "weed & feed" product is a combination of a fertilizer and a herbicide so you can kill two birds with one stone: give your plants the nutrients they need, while eliminating weed competition. Howe...

What is aeration? Did you know plant roots need to breathe? Natural soil is only around 50% solid materials, and the other 50% is empty pore space where air and water flow through. However, when ou...