Improving nutrient management in sugarcane cultivation Patricia Hogwood

Improving nutrient management in sugarcane cultivation Patricia HogwoodA nutrient management strategy which relies on the total replacement of all nutrients in the biomass is not sustainable from an economic or environmental point of view. This chapter therefore reviews more sustainable strategies for nutrient management in sugarcane cultivation. It begins by discussing the benefits of crop rotation, green manure and trash retention, before a detailed consideration of cane fertilization with nitrogen and other

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