Co-composted biochar improves barley yield, manure use efficiency and offsets chemical fertilizer demand in organic agriculture under low rainfall conditions

Authors

Tommaso Barsali, RE-CORD (Renewable Energy Consortium for R&D)Follow
Damiano Stefanucci, RE-CORD (Renewable Energy Consortium for R&D)
David Casini, RE-CORD (Renewable Energy Consortium for R&D)
Francesca Tozzi, RE-CORD (Renewable Energy Consortium for R&D)
Silvia Baronti, Institute of BioEconomy - National Research Council (IBE CNR)
Francesco Primo Vaccari, Institute of BioEconomy - National Research Council (IBE CNR)
Massimo Valagussa, Minoprio Analisi e Certificazioni S.r.l.
David Chiaramonti, RE-CORD (Renewable Energy Consortium for R&D) and Polytecnic of Turin

Conference Dates

September 17-22, 2023

Abstract

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Recommended Citation

Tommaso Barsali, Damiano Stefanucci, David Casini, Francesca Tozzi, Silvia Baronti, Francesco Primo Vaccari, Massimo Valagussa, and David Chiaramonti, "Co-composted biochar improves barley yield, manure use efficiency and offsets chemical fertilizer demand in organic agriculture under low rainfall conditions" in "Bio-Char III: Production, Characterization and Applications", Franco Berruti (Western University, London, Ontario, Canada); David Chiaramonti (Politecnico di Torino, Italy); Silvia Fiore (Politecnico di Torino, Italy); Manuel Garcia-Perez (Washington State University, USA); Ondrej Masek (University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK) Eds, ECI Symposium Series, (2023). https://dc.engconfintl.org/biochar_iii/27