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| | |:Portal:Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management(IFSM)|Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management(IFSM) Groups | | |:Portal:Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management(IFSM)|Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management(IFSM) Groups |
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| − | = Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management(IFSM) Group = | + | = Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management (ISFM) Group = |
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| | <u>WOCAT definition:</u> | | <u>WOCAT definition:</u> |
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| − | IFSM Aims at Managing Soil by Combining Different Methods of Soil Fertility Amendment Together with Soil and Water Conservation. IFSM is Based on Three Principles:
| + | ISFM Aims at Managing Soil by Combining Different Methods of Soil Fertility Amendment Together with Soil and Water Conservation. IFSM is Based on Three Principles: |
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| | 1)Maximising the Use of Organic Sources of Fertilizer(e.g. Manure and Compost Application, Nitrogen-Fixing Green Manure and Cover Crops). | | 1)Maximising the Use of Organic Sources of Fertilizer(e.g. Manure and Compost Application, Nitrogen-Fixing Green Manure and Cover Crops). |
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| | 2) Minimising the Loss of Nutrients. | | 2) Minimising the Loss of Nutrients. |
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| − | 3) Judiciously Using Inorganic Fertilizer According to the Needs and Economic Availability. | + | 3) Judiciously Using Inorganic Fertilizer According to the Needs and Economic Availability.<br/> |
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| − | <br/> | + | Check out all documented ISFM Practices in the WOCAT Database:<br/> |
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| − | <br/> | + | [https://qcat.wocat.net/en/wocat/filter/?type=technologies&filter__tech_qg_20__tech_slm_group=tech_slm_group_soilfertility Integrated Soil Fertility Management Practices]<br/> |
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Latest revision as of 13:11, 9 October 2017
Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management(IFSM) Groups
Welcome to the Integrated Soil Fertility Management (ISFM) Group
WOCAT definition:
ISFM Aims at Managing Soil by Combining Different Methods of Soil Fertility Amendment Together with Soil and Water Conservation. IFSM is Based on Three Principles:
1)Maximising the Use of Organic Sources of Fertilizer(e.g. Manure and Compost Application, Nitrogen-Fixing Green Manure and Cover Crops).
2) Minimising the Loss of Nutrients.
3) Judiciously Using Inorganic Fertilizer According to the Needs and Economic Availability.
Check out all documented ISFM Practices in the WOCAT Database:
Integrated Soil Fertility Management Practices
