Add to ORKGThe Soil Acidity Research, Development and Extension Project has produced a summary of the activities, research results and recommendations each year and this book is the last in a series of seven. The Department of Agriculture Western Australia, The University of Western Australia and CSIRO have supported the project with industry funds from The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and The Natural Heritage Trust (NHT). The high level of funding for soil acidity research, development and extension comes to an end in June 2002. It is now time for the management of soil acidity to be part of all farming systems and for all people involved in providing advise and recommendations to farmers to have adequate and accurate knowledge...
This Bulletin provides information on how to identify acid soils and remedy the problem of excessive...
"August 2002"Bibliography: leaves 230-254.[11], 254 leaves : ill. (some col.), plates (some col.) ; ...
Abstract Soil acidification is one of Australia's major land degradation problems. About half o...
This book for 2001 again summarises the work being carried out by staff of The Integrated Soil Acidi...
We have come a long way over the past three or four years in terms of both, the level of understandi...
There is a lot of lime being spread in Western Australia – or is there? In fact, the Australian Bure...
Our first edition of Soil acidity: a guide for WA farmers and consultants in 2009 was a significant ...
Soil acidity: a guide for WA farmers and consultants provides all the necessary information for effe...
Recent yield responses by canola where lime has been applied to acidic soils are very encouraging. T...
During 1999-2009, soil testing for pH (in CaCl2) was used to determine lime application for 48 paddo...
A major study of the problem of acidification of Australia's soils which has been commissioned under...
The soil acidity research and extension program in Western Australia is made up of a number of proje...
Introduction: In 1984 a project commenced to examine the influence of soil acidity on barley pro...
Aims of the Project (i) To establish the current pH of the cultivated soils of the high rainfall a...
Acid and acidifying soils occur extensively in Australia. Currently, some 90 million hectares of agr...
This Bulletin provides information on how to identify acid soils and remedy the problem of excessive...
"August 2002"Bibliography: leaves 230-254.[11], 254 leaves : ill. (some col.), plates (some col.) ; ...
Abstract Soil acidification is one of Australia's major land degradation problems. About half o...
This book for 2001 again summarises the work being carried out by staff of The Integrated Soil Acidi...
We have come a long way over the past three or four years in terms of both, the level of understandi...
There is a lot of lime being spread in Western Australia – or is there? In fact, the Australian Bure...
Our first edition of Soil acidity: a guide for WA farmers and consultants in 2009 was a significant ...
Soil acidity: a guide for WA farmers and consultants provides all the necessary information for effe...
Recent yield responses by canola where lime has been applied to acidic soils are very encouraging. T...
During 1999-2009, soil testing for pH (in CaCl2) was used to determine lime application for 48 paddo...
A major study of the problem of acidification of Australia's soils which has been commissioned under...
The soil acidity research and extension program in Western Australia is made up of a number of proje...
Introduction: In 1984 a project commenced to examine the influence of soil acidity on barley pro...
Aims of the Project (i) To establish the current pH of the cultivated soils of the high rainfall a...
Acid and acidifying soils occur extensively in Australia. Currently, some 90 million hectares of agr...
This Bulletin provides information on how to identify acid soils and remedy the problem of excessive...
"August 2002"Bibliography: leaves 230-254.[11], 254 leaves : ill. (some col.), plates (some col.) ; ...
Abstract Soil acidification is one of Australia's major land degradation problems. About half o...