Soil fertility effects of repeated application of sewage sludge in two 30-year-old field experiments

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@ThoBaSwe @SustainP @P_RecoRecy @biosolidsbattle On the other hand ”Thus, normal rates of sewage sludge application add a small amount of organic matter to arable soil, with minor or no effects on soil structure.” https://t.co/2x7jDiQTki

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@ParDalhielm @PeterSrngrd Från reningsverk till återvinningsverk är en mycket bra ambition, kopplat det gärna med mål om att näringen ska återföras i växttillgänglig form ist för som idag, så att brytningen av ny fosfor kan minska. Finns mycket spännande n

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