The importance of appropriate plant nutrient management in agricultural soil cannot be overstated. If agricultural and pastoral activity is to be maximised in a sustainable fashion, it is imperative that plants are supplied by proper nutrition. The available quantity of many of these essential plant nutrients is finite and, once depleted or degraded, cannot be easily restored. In addition to the presence of nutrients in the soil, fertility is also influenced by the structure of the soil and the activity of a vast and diverse range of soil microbes. This management process requires an understanding of the function and interaction of all soil components which can be highly complex and, at times, highly variable or even volatile
Soil fertility management is a key issue for sustaining agricultural production in the tropics. Orga...
Soil is an active, living medium that is a vital part of the terrestrial ecosystem. It is a vital re...
Tomorrow’s agriculture, challenged by increasing global demand for food, scarcity of arable lands, a...
The importance of appropriate plant nutrient management in agricultural soil cannot be overstated. I...
Plant nutrition practice in organic agricultural systems is sometimes reduced to a renunciation of a...
International audienceThe concept of soil nutrient availability is still widely viewed within the fr...
Soil health is dependent upon complex bio-physical and bio-chemical processes which interact in spac...
Soils, the earth’s skin, are at the intersection of the lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and bi...
The challenge for agriculture over the coming decades will be to meet the world’s increasing demand ...
Complex relationships exist between different components of the organic farm and the quantity and qu...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
Organic soil fertility management is guided by the philosophy of “feed the soil to feed the plant.” ...
This paper presents a framework for nutrient management that takes sustainable soil fertility, envir...
Conservation Agriculture (CA) systems aim at enhancing soil health, productive capacity and function...
Soil is different things to different people. To most of us it is something to be washed from clothe...
Soil fertility management is a key issue for sustaining agricultural production in the tropics. Orga...
Soil is an active, living medium that is a vital part of the terrestrial ecosystem. It is a vital re...
Tomorrow’s agriculture, challenged by increasing global demand for food, scarcity of arable lands, a...
The importance of appropriate plant nutrient management in agricultural soil cannot be overstated. I...
Plant nutrition practice in organic agricultural systems is sometimes reduced to a renunciation of a...
International audienceThe concept of soil nutrient availability is still widely viewed within the fr...
Soil health is dependent upon complex bio-physical and bio-chemical processes which interact in spac...
Soils, the earth’s skin, are at the intersection of the lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and bi...
The challenge for agriculture over the coming decades will be to meet the world’s increasing demand ...
Complex relationships exist between different components of the organic farm and the quantity and qu...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
Organic soil fertility management is guided by the philosophy of “feed the soil to feed the plant.” ...
This paper presents a framework for nutrient management that takes sustainable soil fertility, envir...
Conservation Agriculture (CA) systems aim at enhancing soil health, productive capacity and function...
Soil is different things to different people. To most of us it is something to be washed from clothe...
Soil fertility management is a key issue for sustaining agricultural production in the tropics. Orga...
Soil is an active, living medium that is a vital part of the terrestrial ecosystem. It is a vital re...
Tomorrow’s agriculture, challenged by increasing global demand for food, scarcity of arable lands, a...