Agricultural Land Application of Biosolids in Virginia: Managing Biosolids for Agricultural Use

Evanylo, Gregory K.

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Agricultural Land Application of Biosolids in Virginia: Managing Biosolids for Agricultural Use

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 14 Dec 2013 United States English Publisher:Virginia Cooperative Extension

Authors: Evanylo, Gregory K.;

handle: 10919/48081 , 10919/24674

Agricultural Land Application of Biosolids in Virginia: Managing Biosolids for Agricultural Use

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Abstract

Describes the general approach for determining biosolid application rates on agricultural land by providing information on how to determine the nutrient needs of expected crop yield and soil test levels, ways to calculate biosolids agronomic rates, and methods to calculate supplemental fertilizer needs.

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United States

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Virginia Tech
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Keywords

Sewage sludge -- Virginia, Agricultural land, LD5655 .A762 no.452, Sewage sludge -- Management, Environmental Quality, Soils, Sewage sludge, Organic amendments

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