Agrodok 2
Soil fertility management
Laura van SchöllRienke Nieuwenhuis
© Agromisa Foundation, Wageningen, 2004.
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First english edition: 1986Third revised edition: 1998Fourth edition: 2004Authors: Laura van Schöll, Rienke NieuwenhuisIllustrators: Barbera Oranje, Daniel van BurenTranslation: Catharina de Kat-ReynenPrinted by: Digigrafi, Wageningen, the NetherlandsISBN: 90-77073-03-5NUGI: 835
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Special thanks go first and foremost to Rob Leijder, Stephan Mantel,and Jan Vlaar for their invaluable comments. Further thanks go to theillustrators, Barbera van Oranje and Daniel van Buren.This Agrodok is a revised edition, which incorporates two previously published Agrodoks (Agrodok 2: ‘Soil Fertility’, and Agrodok 28:‘Green Manures’). These were combined because they can’t be dealtwith separately: green manures offer the small-scale farmer extra op- portunities to improve soil fertility. In addition to animal manure andchemical fertiliser, crop husbandry measures, such as the use of greenmanure, are important in combatting soil fertility problems.Agromisa publishes a whole series of Agrodoks. In addition to order-ing Agrodoks, you can correspond directly with Agromisa’s Questionand Answer Service to get advice about specific problems relating toagriculture.Rienke NieuwenhuisLaura van SchöllOctober 1998
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