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      The availability of functional phosphate and calcium, as well as the presence of an active and diverse soil microbial population (the so-called soil “foodweb”), are essential to maintain highly productive and sustainable plant growth. Despite this, many farming practices, such as continuous cultivation, over-reliance on pesticides or excessive application of conventional fertilisers can impede the availability of these nutrients and adversely impact the mass and diversity of the microbial population in the soil. Download "Improving natural soil fertility" brochure (1.2 mb) |
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