Optimising bio-based fertilisation for a more sustainable agriculture Richard Hayton

Optimising bio-based fertilisation for a more sustainable agriculture Richard HaytonThis book reviews the wealth of research on optimising bio based approaches to improve soil health, looking particularly at the differing types of soil amendments and how they can contribute to improving different elements of soil health, including soil organic matter content and soil nutrient availability. The book also considers how these approaches translate to improvements in crop growth and yield.

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