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Perlite and Cocopeat in Hot‑Climate Agriculture: Designing Root‑Zone Stability for Iraqi Systems
In Iraqi agriculture, crop performance is increasingly determined below the surface.
Rising tempera...
Posts by Admen
Cocopeat as a Moisture‑Engineering Material: Rethinking Root‑Zone Design in Iraqi Agriculture
In Iraqi agriculture, water is not merely a resource.
It is a variable that defines success or fail...
Perlite and Climate Adaptation: Why Iraqi Agriculture Needs Structural Solutions, Not Temporary Fixes
Climate change is no longer a future scenario for Iraqi agriculture.
It is an operational reality s...
Perlite Is Not a Growing Medium — It’s How Iraqi Agriculture Manages Risk
Agriculture in Iraq operates under permanent pressure.
Heat arrives early, water availability is un...
Roots Decide Before Heat Arrives: Preparing Growing Media in Iraq Before Spring
In Iraq’s agricultural systems, spring does not arrive gently.
Temperature rises are often sudden, ...
Perlite in Iraqi Agriculture: Why Root Stability Matters More Than Yield Promises
Agriculture in Iraq operates under constant pressure.
High temperatures, water limitations, and soi...
Why Agricultural Inputs Decide Profit Before the First Planting
In commercial agriculture, most decisions are made long before seeds touch the soil.
While yield is...
Why Perlite Pays Off in Iraqi Farming Systems
A cost–benefit perspective educated growers rarely calculate explicitly
The Decision Most Gro...
Cold Stress in Dry Climates: The Overlooked Risk in Modern Agriculture
When agriculture in dry regions is discussed, the conversation almost always focuses on heat and wat...
Perlite as a Strategic Growing Medium for Modern Agriculture in Iraq
Agriculture in Iraq is undergoing a quiet but important transformation. Increasing pressure on water...