Managing soil acidity in the cropping zone

Jason Condon

Managing soil acidity in the cropping zone

Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

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Abstract

Overview of key data from recent soil surveys and the major GRDC project on subsoil acidity to highlight the most cost-effective ways to manage
soil acidity, and how much lime is required.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 09 Mar 2021
Event	Pastures Research Update 2021Griffith - Griffith, Griffith, Australia Duration: 09 Mar 2021 → 09 Mar 2021

Workshop

Workshop	Pastures Research Update 2021Griffith
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Griffith
Period	09/03/21 → 09/03/21

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Managing soil acidity in the cropping zone

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