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Fertiliser alternatives can improve crop yields

Integrated soil fertility management includes knowing how to adapt these practices to local conditions to maximise the efficiency of the applied nutrients and improve crop productivity.

Source Farmer's Weekly Reporter

Wednesday, 23 November 2022, 07:45
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Fertiliser alternatives can improve crop yields
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AGRICULTURE NEWS - Integrated soil fertility management seeks to improve crop yields while preserving sustainable, long-term soil fertility through the judicious use of fertilisers, recycled organic resources, responsive crop varieties, and improved agronomic practices.

Together, these measures minimise nutrient losses and improve the nutrient-use efficiency of crops.

Integrated soil fertility management includes knowing how to adapt these practices to local conditions to maximise efficiency of the applied nutrients and improve crop productivity.

Read the full article here on the Caxton Publication, Farmers Weekly

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