Crushed volcanic rock could provide a cheap and effective solution to rising fertiliser costs.
UniSA environmental researcher Binoy Sarkar (right) with student Thilini Amarasinghe, at a field trial site in Mallala, South Australia, in April this year. | Credits: UniSA.
WITH fertiliser costs rising, a readily-available natural fertiliser – crushed volcanic rock – could provide a cheap and effective solution for growers, providing a suite of benefits for productivity and...
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