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Ask about planting, a spray, a pest, or a soil test. Answers cite their sources and use the town, state, and crops you enter. Free for growers. Data is private.
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Data is private.
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Ask in plain language
Name the crop and the town. After you sign in, attach a photo of the leaves or the label. English or Spanish.
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We look up published evidence
The answer draws on extension, USDA, journals, and grower organizations, using the town, state, and crop you entered.
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Cited, or a straight limit
Claims that come from a source are linked, so you can check them. When the evidence is thin, the answer says so.
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Answers use the town and state you enter, and your crop. They are not a county forecast. When a question needs it, they also draw on public research from Australia, the UK, and elsewhere.
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