Protecting water quality in vegetable growing systems

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Protecting water quality in vegetable growing systems

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Plant & Food Research

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Plant & Food Research YouTube

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The Sustainable Vegetable Systems (SVS) project is a large, industry-led collaborative research project that aims to understand the nutrient flows in vegetable crop systems. It will use these insights to create tools that can help growers make nutrient management decisions that produce good crops and mitigate environmental risks. Over the four-year programme, researchers at Plant & Food Research are exploring how much nitrogen remains in the system and how much is lost to leaching. A number o...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqJ_DGkJ55k&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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Plant & Food Research / science / research / plants / food / discovery / biology / innovation / new zealand / sustainable / water / clean water / nitrogen / vegetables / SVS / nutrient flows / leaching

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