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Fertilizers Provide Mixed Benefits to Soil in 50-Year Kansas Study

2013-04-29 21:20:17| Waste Management - Topix.net

The latest study to tackle this question has yielded mixed results. While 50 years of inorganic fertilization did increase soil organic carbon stocks in a long-term experiment in western Kansas, the practice seemingly failed to enhance soil aggregate stability-a key indicator of soil structural quality that helps dictate how water moves through ... (more)

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