Use of Swine Manure in Agriculture in Southern Brazil: Fertility or Potential Contamination?
A major challenge in agricultural production systems is the maximization of resources used to promote the development of crops with a minimum of environmental impact. In this sense, the use of fertilizers of animal origin has great potential to promote the improvement of soil properties. In southern...
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IntechOpen
2020
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