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Some effects of cattle dung on soil properties, pasture production, and nutrient uptake

II. Influence of dung and fertilisers on sulphate sorption, pH, cation-exchange capacity, and the potassium, magnesium, calcium, and nitrogen economy

C. During Ruakura Soil Research Station, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
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W. C. Weeda Ruakura Soil Research Station, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
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F. D. Dorofaeff Ruakura Soil Research Station, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 431-438 | Received 28 May 1973, Published online: 28 Nov 2012

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