Impact of organic and conventional peach and apple production practices on soil microbial populations and plant nutrients

Overview of attention for article published in Organic Agriculture, March 2015

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Tom Kelly, 06 Sep 2016

http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s13165-015-0106-6

Agroforestry, 06 Sep 2016

A recent study conducted by the Maryland Department of Agriculture shows that soils from organic orchards were found to have…

Regenerating Agricultural Soils, 06 Sep 2016

A recent study conducted by the Maryland Department of Agriculture shows that soils from organic orchards were found to have…

Rodale Institute, 06 Sep 2016

A recent study conducted by the Maryland Department of Agriculture shows that soils from organic orchards were found to have…