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Research Objective

Objective 1

To evaluate soil phosphorus management options for organic growers in order to increase the efficiency of nutrient cycling in organically managed fields through the development of agronomic practices improving soil biology and fertility.
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Project Description

To evaluate soil phosphorus management options for organic growers in order to increase the efficiency of nutrient cycling in organically managed fields through the development of agronomic practices improving soil biology and fertility.

Outcome

Dalhousie University – Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada

$39,799.00

Completed

April 2014 – March 2018

Organic Science Cluster II

$400,542.00

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