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Decomposition and accumulation of organic matter in ponds Many producers believe that a large amount of organic matter in pond bottoms negatively impacts sediment condition and water quality during future crops.
14/08/2017
Decomposition and accumulation of organic matter in ponds The major sources of organic matter in aquaculture ponds are organic fertilizer, remains of microorganisms — phytoplankton, zooplankton, and benthos — produced
26/04/2017
Timing key in keeping organic matter in wet soils Findings contradict widely held view that soils with high water content accumulate organic matter better than dry soils.
02/12/2017
The relationship between nitrogen & organic matter Vegetable growers frequently ignore the relationship between nitrogen and organic matter when deciding on the amount of nitrogen to apply to a crop
07/01/2019
How decomposition of organic matter impacts aquaculture ponds In aquaculture, organic matter is applied to ponds directly in manures (animal dung, grass and agricultural waste) and feed
19/05/2017
The benefits of organic matter In contrast, in a chemically based system, the interaction between the minerals becomes critical and complex, and a farmer needs a great deal of experience
15/01/2020
6 Mistakes You’re Making With Your Compost Pile Truly messing up your compost is hard to do. Throw organic matter in a pile outdoors and it will break down eventually, even if you never look at it again
05/10/2018
How to handle ammonia spikes when farming shrimp - Part 1 Ammonia is nitrogenous waste produced from feed input and microbial decomposition of organic matter in water columns.
17/11/2020
Shrimp pond preparation crucial for production, disease prevention Ponds accumulate soil particles eroded from earthwork and organic matter originating from dead plankton, uneaten feed and feces.
30/10/2019
Zucchini Squash Diseases: Common Diseases Of Zucchini Plants Zucchini plants are one of the easiest vegetables to grow. Provided with full sun, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter worked into it and water
21/08/2017