A slow release brown coal-urea fertiliser reduced gaseous N loss from soil and increased silver beet yield and N uptake

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@bethpenrose @STOTEN_journal This might help - here's a couple of papers written by my students: https://t.co/a3wEeaSbIJ and https://t.co/V9R9oYHcrD

RT @DrVanessaWong: Check out our (free to download) paper just published co-authored with @IDigSoil. We blended brown coal with urea and fo…

Check out our (free to download) paper just published co-authored with @IDigSoil. We blended brown coal with urea and found that it acted like a slow release fertiliser-N availability increased, yield increased, N losses decreased. https://t.co/LmJp3Ijr…

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