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Date: 2010-10-21 00:40:42
Soil
Sugarcane
Ratooning
Crop rotation
Topsoil
Fertility
Nutrient management
Tillage
Agriculture
Soil science
Agricultural soil science

RECOGNISING DIFFERENCE IN SOIL TYPE TO GUIDE NUTRIENT INPUTS ON-FARM--A CASE STUDY FROM BUNDABERG

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