Abstract Crop production depends on fertilizer inputs, including phosphorus (P), to maintain soil fertility over time. The P source of mineral fertilizers is mined phosphate rock, a non-renewable resource that has been applied in excess to agricultural soils in Western Europe for decades. A more sustainable food system is one that uses P more efficiently to reduce the extraction of phosphate rock and to reduce the risk of P losses associated with the accumulation of P in the soil. The overall aim of this thesis was to contribute to improved P management and P use efficiency in Norwegian crop production by increasing our understanding of the potential for secondary P recycling. The first step was therefore to map flows and stocks of P in a...
Norway is dependent on imports of mineral fertiliser in the form of phosphate rock, which is a scarc...
Modern agriculture has led to fundamental changes in the phosphorus (P) cycle that pose agronomic an...
Bones from white fish (cod, saithe, longfish etc.) are rich in nutrients (N, P, Ca). Large volumes a...
Abstract Crop production depends on fertilizer inputs, including phosphorus (P), to maintain soil fe...
Mineable rock phosphate is a limited resource. Replacing mineral phosphorus (P) fertilizer with P-ri...
Organic farming systems with restricted access to animal manure often experience decline in soil P c...
With the worlds reserves of rock phosphate expected to be depleted within 50-100 years, the mapping ...
Workshops were held in sixEuropean countries participating in the CORE Organic-project IMPROVE-P, to...
Phosphate rock is a non-renewable source of phosphorus (P) in mineral fertilizer and many countries ...
Many countries rely today on the import of non-renewable phosphate rock as a source of phosphorus (P...
Plant available phosphorus is a limiting factor in organic farming. In the wake of an increasing awa...
Phosphorus (P) is an essential element for all life on our planet. During the past century anthropog...
Several organic farming systems are in risk of soil P depletion. E.g. at Tingvoll farm (NW Norway), ...
Specialized agricultural production between regions has led to large regional differences in soil ph...
Ett växande problem i världen idag är att nå en hållbar matproduktion. Världens befolkning växer sta...
Norway is dependent on imports of mineral fertiliser in the form of phosphate rock, which is a scarc...
Modern agriculture has led to fundamental changes in the phosphorus (P) cycle that pose agronomic an...
Bones from white fish (cod, saithe, longfish etc.) are rich in nutrients (N, P, Ca). Large volumes a...
Abstract Crop production depends on fertilizer inputs, including phosphorus (P), to maintain soil fe...
Mineable rock phosphate is a limited resource. Replacing mineral phosphorus (P) fertilizer with P-ri...
Organic farming systems with restricted access to animal manure often experience decline in soil P c...
With the worlds reserves of rock phosphate expected to be depleted within 50-100 years, the mapping ...
Workshops were held in sixEuropean countries participating in the CORE Organic-project IMPROVE-P, to...
Phosphate rock is a non-renewable source of phosphorus (P) in mineral fertilizer and many countries ...
Many countries rely today on the import of non-renewable phosphate rock as a source of phosphorus (P...
Plant available phosphorus is a limiting factor in organic farming. In the wake of an increasing awa...
Phosphorus (P) is an essential element for all life on our planet. During the past century anthropog...
Several organic farming systems are in risk of soil P depletion. E.g. at Tingvoll farm (NW Norway), ...
Specialized agricultural production between regions has led to large regional differences in soil ph...
Ett växande problem i världen idag är att nå en hållbar matproduktion. Världens befolkning växer sta...
Norway is dependent on imports of mineral fertiliser in the form of phosphate rock, which is a scarc...
Modern agriculture has led to fundamental changes in the phosphorus (P) cycle that pose agronomic an...
Bones from white fish (cod, saithe, longfish etc.) are rich in nutrients (N, P, Ca). Large volumes a...