Agronomic strategies enhancing utilisation of insoluble phosphorus sources through amendments (ELD3925)

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July 1, 2025

FINISH

June 30, 2026

Tags: Elders | New in 2025 | phosphorus | soil

Summary

The aim of this project is to assess selected amendments or additives to monoammonium phosphate to reduce the precipitation of soluble phosphorus in calcareous, alkaline and high phosphorus buffering index soils in SA’s Lower South East.

Project Participants

Adam Hancock, Elders

The research

The aim of this project is to assess selected amendments or additives to monoammonium phosphate to reduce the precipitation of soluble phosphorus in calcareous, alkaline and high phosphorus buffering index soils in SA’s Lower South East.

Funding

$54,056

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Adam Hancock

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