Richard Bell

Professor, Centre for Sustainable Farming Systems, Murdoch University

Crop nutrition, Sandy soils, Soil management, Conservation Agriculture, Grain biofortification, acidity tolerance, waterlogged/ saline soils, Subsoil constraints

Conference poster

Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling under Conservation Agriculture Practices in Rice-based Cropping Systems in Eastern Gangetic plains

by Khairul Md Alam and Richard W. Bell

Published 2021

Soil Science Australia Conference, 27/06/2021–02/07/2021, Cairns, QLD, Australia

Adoption of minimum tillage practices and retention of residues in the intensive triple cropping, rice-based systems of the Eastern Gangetic Plain (EGP) will alter the dynamics of carbon and nitrogen in soil but the nature of these changes is poorly understood. The aim was to examine the impact of tillage practices and crop residue retention on carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) cycling.

Richard Bell

Professor, Centre for Sustainable Farming Systems, Murdoch University

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