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Gypsum Market is Anticipated to touch a value of nearly US$ 13 76 billion in the year 2033

Gypsum Market is Anticipated to touch a value of nearly US$ 13 76 billion in the year 2033
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NISS targets improved yields through good soils management – The Sun Nigeria

NISS targets improved yields through good soils management – The Sun Nigeria
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Farmers to receive an education on causes and impacts of soil issues | Stock Journal

Farmers will have the opportunity to be educated on issues around surface and subsurface soil acidification, and liming.

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New inexpensive method to detect lime in soil

PhD student Ruby Hume’s research is also investigating in-field spectral assessment of soils using infrared spectroscopy technology. University of

University of adelaideSouth australiaYorke peninsulaRuby humeLuke mosleySchool of biological sciencesDevelopment corporation acid soilsGrains researchGrain researchUniversity of adelaide environment instituteDepartment of primary industriesPrimary industriesDevelopment corporation fundedSouth eastMid infraredDevelopment corporation

It s never too early to think about lime

Part of the Acid Soils SA project team at the Spalding trial site (left to right) Brian Hughes (PIRSA), Stephen Loss (GRDC), Bonnie Armour (PIRSA) and

University of adelaideSouth australiaBrian hughesBelinda cayGrains researchAustralian department for environmentAustralia department of primary industriesDepartment of primary industriesRuby hume university of adelaideDevelopment corporationAcid soilsStephen lossBonnie armourRuby humeSouth australianPrimary industries

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