Changes in soil pH and crop growth following the application of lime-amended biosolids

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Changes in soil pH and crop growth following the application of lime-amended biosolids

Approximately half of all the agricultural soils in Australia are affected by soil acidity. Ground limestone is a product used by farmers to better manage and neutralise soil acidity and to improve plant productivity. The effect of lime-amended biosolids (LAB) as an alternative product for neutralis...

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Main Authors:	Pritchard, Deborah, Collins, David, Allen, D., Penney, N.
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	Aqua Enviro Technology Transfer 2007
Subjects:	wheat dewatered biosolids cake Canola lime soil acidity lime-amended biosolids
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3572

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