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Short Summary
Factsheet that describes the use of compost as a soil conditioner to revitalise soil structure, texture and water-retaining capacity.
Year Published
2007
Project Provider
AUSVEG
Attachment
As growers continue to seek ways to make the best use of resources and recycling waste, more attention is being focused on using compost as a soil conditioner to revitalise soil structure, texture, and water-retaining capacity. There is a general agreement that plants grown in fertile soils with sufficient water are healthy and have a good pest and disease resistance. In addition, composting crop waste is a simple way to reuse on-farm waste, allowing growers to maximise the value of their resources. Time will need to be allocated to gather on-farm waste and manage the compost process.
Fact sheet
Industry data and insights
On-farm and crop management
Productivity