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Tomato plant diseases represent one of the greatest challenges for farmers and horticulturists. Today, tomato cultivation is highly valued worldwide, even though it is particularly vulnerable to various pathogens due to its delicate physiology, fluctuations in ambient humidity, and high nutrient requirements. All these characteristics make tomato plants an easy target for fungi, bacteria, viruses, and physiological disorders.

On this occasion, we will work together to learn how to detect tomato diseases, identify their symptoms, and implement sustainable prevention and control measures to protect the health of our crops, as well as ensure more abundant and higher-quality harvests.

This ancient, resilient plant, perfectly compatible with sustainable agricultural techniques, is a green treasure well-suited to productive cultivation for several years. In our Novamulch agricultural space, we’ll learn how to grow artichokes, from the different environments in which we can plant seeds and transplant seedlings, to the appropriate harvesting and storage times for these wonderful fruits. We now turn to the ancestral origins of our artichokes.

On this occasion, we will study how to grow celery. A unique plant, with its many uses since ancient times, highly valued today in local and international markets, its agronomic characteristics and agricultural requirements merit study and analysis. Let’s take a detailed look at how to grow celery, integrating it into sustainable agriculture and achieving excellent marketability.

On this occasion, we will study how to grow watermelon. We will travel back to its ancestral origins to better understand its behavior. In this way, we will be able to connect more wisely with a crop that will offer us optimal quality and productive results. We will study the entire context of these refreshing fruits, from their agronomic characteristics, their planting process, how to harvest and store them, and their evolution in shapes, sizes, colors, and varieties available to us today.