In organic greenhouses, crop rotations are generally intensive and lack diversity, green manures are rare, and production relies heavily on external inputs. Consequently, problems like soil salinity, nutrient imbalances and crop damage from pests and diseases are common. In the Greenresilient project the use of transfer mulch is applied as an ‘innovative’ method and is tested and analysed to determine whether the practice is beneficial for soil health and biodiversity. This article explains the benefits, risks and challenges of transfer mulch, and provides recommendations for practical application
The ever-growing demand for food has led to the depletion of natural resources. Water scarcity, land...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Mulching, as a cultivation technique, has been adopted since the early twentieth century in agricult...
In organic greenhouses, crop rotations are generally intensive and lack diversity, green manures are...
This GreenResilient Practice Abstract provides practical recommendations for mulch transfer in organ...
This GreenResilient Practice Abstract provides practical recommendations for mulch transfer in organ...
This leaflet provides information about using transfer mulch in organic greenhouses. It provides inf...
Reducing or eliminating waste from organic vegetable production can conserve money as well as resour...
Polyethylene plastic mulch is widely used in organic horticultural systems to suppress weeds and pro...
This practice abstract describes mulch sowing as an alternative method to ploughing
Not AvailableMulching, is a technique which covers soil covers soil surface around plants to create ...
The application of organic mulches, organic manures and renewable energy sources on the soil is effe...
Mulch can provide many benefits in water-wise landscapes. Mulch covers the soil and prevents crustin...
This publication discusses the use of mulches in Utah landscapes including benefits and application ...
The publication presents the current state of knowledge regarding the importance of mulching in the ...
The ever-growing demand for food has led to the depletion of natural resources. Water scarcity, land...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Mulching, as a cultivation technique, has been adopted since the early twentieth century in agricult...
In organic greenhouses, crop rotations are generally intensive and lack diversity, green manures are...
This GreenResilient Practice Abstract provides practical recommendations for mulch transfer in organ...
This GreenResilient Practice Abstract provides practical recommendations for mulch transfer in organ...
This leaflet provides information about using transfer mulch in organic greenhouses. It provides inf...
Reducing or eliminating waste from organic vegetable production can conserve money as well as resour...
Polyethylene plastic mulch is widely used in organic horticultural systems to suppress weeds and pro...
This practice abstract describes mulch sowing as an alternative method to ploughing
Not AvailableMulching, is a technique which covers soil covers soil surface around plants to create ...
The application of organic mulches, organic manures and renewable energy sources on the soil is effe...
Mulch can provide many benefits in water-wise landscapes. Mulch covers the soil and prevents crustin...
This publication discusses the use of mulches in Utah landscapes including benefits and application ...
The publication presents the current state of knowledge regarding the importance of mulching in the ...
The ever-growing demand for food has led to the depletion of natural resources. Water scarcity, land...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Mulching, as a cultivation technique, has been adopted since the early twentieth century in agricult...