The goal of this project is to develop next-generation rhizobial inoculation systems for lentils by integrating advanced seed-coating technologies with climate-adapted plant growth-promoting bacteria. The project aims to deliver pre-inoculated, ready-to-sow lentil...
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Summary
This project has two components focusing on improved soil carbon measurement and validating where soil carbon has increased. Part 1 includes the further understanding of soil carbon measurements, its accuracy and guidelines for assessment including the use of carbon fractions. Part 2 is focused on validation of where soil carbon has potentially increased by assessing various long term trials and monitoring sites, some of which are more than 40 years old.
Project Participants
Brian Hughes, SARDI
The research
This project has two components focusing on improved soil carbon measurement and validating where soil carbon has increased. Part 1 includes the further understanding of soil carbon measurements, its accuracy and guidelines for assessment including the use of carbon fractions. Part 2 is focused on validation of where soil carbon has potentially increased by assessing various long term trials and monitoring sites, some of which are more than 40 years old.
Funding
$97,339
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