Improved tree and fruit nutrition for the Australian apple industry

Research into optimising nitrogen-use efficiency has the potential to boost productivity in apple growing. This project is developing a multi-season nitrogen budget underpinned by fertigation research, to in turn produce a user-friendly decision-support tool to assist growers across the country in optimising irrigation and fertigation application.

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27 Nov 2015-29 Oct 2020

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Dr Adrian Hunt

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University of Tasmania (UTAS)

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