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portada Improving Nitrogen use Efficiency in Crop Production (Burleigh Dodds Series in Agricultural Science, 150) (in English)

Improving Nitrogen use Efficiency in Crop Production (Burleigh Dodds Series in Agricultural Science, 150) (in English)

Wagner-Riddle Professor Claudia; Kaiser Professor Brent; Raghuram Professor Nandula; Tubana Professor Brenda; Singh Dr Bijay; Chen Professor Deli; Janke Dr Chelsea K.; Van Es Professor Harold; Hashemi Professor Masoud; Franzluebbers Dr Alan; Vogeler Dr Ir (Author) · Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing · Hardcover

Improving Nitrogen use Efficiency in Crop Production (Burleigh Dodds Series in Agricultural Science, 150) (in English) - Wagner-Riddle Professor Claudia; Kaiser Professor Brent; Raghuram Professor Nandula; Tubana Professor Brenda; Singh Dr Bijay; Chen Professor Deli; Janke Dr Chelsea K.; Van Es Professor Harold; Hashemi Professor Masoud; Franzluebbers Dr Alan; Vogeler Dr Ir

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Synopsis "Improving Nitrogen use Efficiency in Crop Production (Burleigh Dodds Series in Agricultural Science, 150) (in English)"

In the last 60 years fertiliser use in agriculture has increased by 900%. However, it's been reported that up to 80% of these fertilisers are not utilised by crops but are lost to the environment as nitrous oxide, ammonia and nitrate. Improving nitrogen use efficiency is recognised as one possible solution to reducing the sector's environmental impact and optimising its productivity and sustainability in the face of increasing pressure to feed a growing population. Improving nitrogen use efficiency in crop production reviews recent advances in understanding nitrogen cycling in soil as well as advances in monitoring nitrogen status and synchronising fertiliser application. The book also considers developments in inorganic fertilisers to improve nitrogen use efficiency, as well as how more organic sources of nitrogen, such as livestock manure, can be optimised to achieve the same goal.

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