Nutrient mass balance for Lockyer vegetable production


Autoria(s): Harper, Stephen.
Resumo

The potential for fertiliser use in Lockyer Valleys intensive vegetable production to impact on the Moreton Bay Waterways (MBW) is not well defined. Notwithstanding nutrient runoff through soil erosion of agricultural lands has been identified as a process that significantly contributes artificial fertiliser to the MBW (SEQ Healthy Waterways Draft Strategy 2006). In order to better understand this issue the present study undertakes a nutrient mass balance to evaluate nitrogen use efficiency in the intensive horticultural industry of the Lockyer Valley.

Identificador

Harper, Stephen. Nutrient mass balance for Lockyer vegetable production. Lead Agency: University of Queensland.

http://era.daf.qld.gov.au/2633/

Relação

http://era.daf.qld.gov.au/2633/

Palavras-Chave #Vegetables #Agricultural ecology (General) #Agriculture and the environment #Fertilisers #Agricultural chemistry. Agricultural chemicals
Tipo

Research in Progress

NonPeerReviewed