Contaminants in agricultural soils

Contaminants in agricultural soilsIts been estimated that around 24 billion tonnes of fertile topsoil is lost each year due to historic and ongoing pollution. With increasing pressure placed upon land as a resource, there is an urgent need to make better use of existing agricultural land, as well as remediate contaminated land for farming use. Contaminants in agricultural soils: Challenges and solutions provides a comprehensive overview of the major types of contaminants in

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This chapter summarizes the main causes of ARD and the main methods to control ARD with specific reference to China

This chapter first reviews challenges affecting PFALs and introduces plant phenotyping in general

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climate and plant diversity present challenges in applying soil health principles for enhanced management practices

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This chapter reviews the range of biosecurity measures required to maintain the health of laying hens