Initial soil nutrient trends of polyculture in long term rotation
Date
2014-03-11Type
Poster PresentationPeer Reviewed Status
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This poster reports on an initial trend relating to the use of polycultures and soil fertility. Soil nitrate and phosphorous levels have been monitored in the long term rotations study located at Swift Current where, for the last two years, a 12 species mix (triticale, barley, oats, corn, sorghum, German millet, hairy vetch, field pea, forage pea, forage radish, purple top turnip and kale) has been included in the rotation.
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Soils and Crops WorkshopCollections
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