Dr. Russell Sharp examines fertiliser products that claim to contain dozens to 90+ chemical elements, using the periodic table to show why many of those claims are impossible, radioactive, or potentially toxic.

He explains that plants only need around a dozen essential nutrients (plus a few beneficials), points out which elements can’t realistically be present, and urges listeners to question manufacturers and check ingredient lists.

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In this episode Dr. Russell Sharp explains trehalose 6‑phosphate (T6P) as a plant sucrose‑status signal and its potential to boost wheat yields. He compares products from SugarRox and Unium, discusses trial evidence, ROI claims, and the challenges of bringing a single‑compound biostimulant to market. Dr. Sharp also covers intellectual property and public‑sector spinouts, the need for larger independent field data, and why farmers may view biostimulants as optional investments. He finishes with notes on upcoming industry events and calls for more transparency and real‑world results.

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Dr. Russell Sharp examines the severe crop losses in Latvia caused by heavy spring and late-season rainfall, flooding and seed washout that destroyed vegetables like onions, carrots, cabbages and potatoes. He explains how these conditions have left farmers facing large economic losses and likely increased imports and prices.

The episode contrasts Latvia’s wet, unstable “climate frontline” with the UK’s recent drought conditions, touches on Estonia’s high organic output, and asks listeners for feedback on which season they prefer.

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Dr. Russell Sharp revisits previous claims about ICL (formerly Israel Chemicals Limited), clarifying that there is no evidence they manufacture white phosphorus but detailing findings that ICL supplies white phosphorus to the US Army and onward to Israel, who use White Phosphorus against civilian populations.

The episode also examines ICL’s sponsorship ties to an IDF battalion that has been filmed burning greenhouses in Gaza, the high proportion of staff serving in the Israeli military.

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In this engaging episode, Dr. Russell Sharp delves into the intricate world of chelation, uncovering its crucial role in agriculture and hydroponics. Explaining the process of nutrient bonding, Dr. Sharp highlights the common misconceptions and misleading products in the market, particularly focusing on iron and boron management. Listeners will discover the groundbreaking developments from the Utreema lab, revealing a natural and eco-friendly alternative to synthetic chelates, particularly for boron, optimized around pH 6.5. This episode serves as an essential guide for both soil-based farmers and hydroponic enthusiasts, exploring effective ways to improve nutrient uptake while ensuring environmental sustainability. Stay tuned for exciting product trials and advancements in natural chelation techniques that promise to optimize crop health and yield.

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Welcome back to Cereal Killers, the podcast dedicated to exploring the challenges faced by arable crops, including pests, diseases, and environmental stresses. In this episode, we delve into the intricate topic of water deficits, debunking the common association with drought and focusing on the scientific perspective. Discover how water deficits affect plant yield and growth and learn about innovative irrigation techniques used to manipulate horticultural crops for optimal results.

Our discussion extends to the broader agricultural landscape, examining soil water deficits in arable and field vegetable crops and their impact on crop resilience. Explore the fascinating contrast between traditional farming methods and regenerative practices, highlighting the potential benefits of incorporating organic matter and using advanced measurement tools like thermal imaging cameras and dielectric sensors.

Join us as we explore practical strategies for mitigating water deficits and maintaining healthy crops, such as stress-resistant bioactives and seaweed extract applications. This episode provides valuable insights for both traditional and hydroponic farmers looking to enhance crop resilience in the face of prolonged dryness and drought-like conditions.

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In this episode of Cereal Killers, we dive into the evolving world of agriculture as we explore the transition from chemical-based agrochemicals to biological solutions. Discover how a comprehensive biological program for cereals can be adapted for other crops, offering a way to improve plant health while supporting sustainable farming practices. From the benefits of seaweed extracts and beneficial bacteria to the use of mycorrhizae and other biostimulants, this episode provides valuable insights for farmers, horticulturalists, and gardeners alike.

Learn why early application of biostimulants is crucial for crop establishment, how products like chitosan and potassium silicate can naturally defend against fungal pathogens, and the potential cost implications of integrating these biologicals into crop management. Whether you're experimenting with incorporating biologicals or seeking expert advice on the best products, this episode offers a wealth of information for anyone interested in sustainable and effective agricultural practices.

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Welcome to our latest episode of Cereal Killers, where we tackle the critical issue of carcinogenic fertilizers in agriculture. Discover the alarming truth about fertilizers containing harmful heavy metals such as cobalt and nickel, which are widely recognized as carcinogens. These substances pose significant health risks as they persist in soil and can linger in the lungs, raising concerns about future cancer spikes.

Join us as we name and shame the sellers of these hazardous products, unveiling the hypocrisy in their public statements about soil health and farming. We explore the implications for both conventional and organic farming practices, urging listeners to question and hold accountable those promoting these toxic substances.

In this eye-opening episode, we delve into the responsibilities of industry regulators and the potential impact of these carcinogens on human health. Tune in as we call for action against the use of dangerous fertilizers, advocating for a safer and healthier future for our farms, farmers, and communities.