The Potential of Summer Cover Crops for Building Soil Carbon in Sandy Soils
Summer cover crops increased soil organic matter and labile carbon pools in sandy subtropical vegetable soils.
Summer cover crops increased soil organic matter and labile carbon pools in sandy subtropical vegetable soils.
Optimum nitrogen rates for Florida corn depend on field history, season, economics, and the method used.
Winter cover crops improved soil nitrogen cycling and retention, but their benefits were more evident in soil function than yield.
Statewide soil health data reveal how grazing management influences soil function, productivity, and sustainability in Florida ranchlands.
Research led by Dr. Franky Celestin shows that phosphorus saturation varies widely among Florida cropping systems.
Understanding how management practices influence soil health indicators across Florida agroecosystems and their implications for sustainable management.