2014
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.2014.1018.27
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Use of Agro-Industrial by-Products in Pear Fertilization: Preliminary Results

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“…Locally produced residues generated during the processing of agricultural or forest products are particularly attractive for this purpose because they are readily available, economical, and can be used to further reduce the ecological footprint of agricultural production (Ntougias et al 2008;Rubio et al 2013;Quartieri et al 2014). Shredded wood and bark is a by-product of the timber industry; when used as a surface mulch, this material can improve soil moisture retention and soil organic matter (SOM) content (Neilsen et al 2004Yao et al 2005) and may also increase grape vine vigour (Bound 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Locally produced residues generated during the processing of agricultural or forest products are particularly attractive for this purpose because they are readily available, economical, and can be used to further reduce the ecological footprint of agricultural production (Ntougias et al 2008;Rubio et al 2013;Quartieri et al 2014). Shredded wood and bark is a by-product of the timber industry; when used as a surface mulch, this material can improve soil moisture retention and soil organic matter (SOM) content (Neilsen et al 2004Yao et al 2005) and may also increase grape vine vigour (Bound 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%