Managing Soils

Are reduced acidification rates a feasible, achievable option for future agricultural systems?
James Fisher¹, Chris Gazey², Doug Abrecht² and David Bowran^1,2

Sodium, chloride, clay and conductivity: consistent relationships help to make EM surveys useful for site specific management in the Mallee
Ben Jones^1,4, Garry O’Leary², Rick Llewellyn³

The long term consequences of soil pH management on crop productivity and profitability
Stephen Davies¹, Chris Gazey² and David Gartner²

Successful integration of soil nutrient testing and regional acidity monitoring highlights the opportunities for soil condition assessment and natural resource management
Joel Andrew¹, Chris Gazey², Stephen Carr¹ and David York¹

• "Global Issues. Paddock Action." Edited by M. Unkovich. Proceedings of 14th Agronomy Conference 2008, 21-25 September 2008, Adelaide, South Australia.