Research helps unlock phosphorus and improve crop yields

RESEARCHERS at The University of Western Australia have been working on ways to unlock phosphorus bound in soils and improve crop production.

WA researchers are leading the way with ground breaking work on chickpeas

Phosphorus is an important plant macronutrient and its low availability in the soil is a major constraint to crop production worldwide.

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