An expert on biological products says growers can improve yields and achieve more consistent crop performance when the products are used properly. “If they didn’t work, people wouldn’t be buying them,” said Jason McGarrh, vice president of Locus Agriculture. “Most people don’t know how to apply biology,” he continued, “or they are not doing right, […]
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