Reducing Anion Nutrient Leaching Losses from a Short-Cycle Container-Grown Crop (Tagetes patula) Using Activated Aluminum
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DOI: 10.3390/agriculture13051028
Abstract: Short-cycle horticulture crops often rely on fertigation to provide immediately available nutrients. This practice poses an environmental threat when nutrients, particularly phosphorus, leach from containers and enter waterways. One method that could be used to… read more here.
Keywords: crop; aluminum; activated aluminum; container ... See more keywords
Public Investment in Short-Cycle Tertiary Vocational Education: Historical, Longitudinal, and Fixed-Effects Analyses of Developed and Less-Developed Countries
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DOI: 10.3390/educsci13060573
Abstract: We use three analytic steps to examine public investment in short-cycle tertiary education. First, reviewing the historical development, the literature reveals that national and regional policies on educational development emphasized bachelor’s programs in vocational education… read more here.
Keywords: education; public investment; short cycle; cycle tertiary ... See more keywords
Reducing Phosphorus Loss in Short-Cycle Horticultural Production Using Activated Aluminum-Amended Substrates and Modified Fertigation Practices
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DOI: 10.3390/plants13172473
Abstract: To support growth, short-cycle horticultural crops require readily available nutrients. However, this often leads to nutrient leaching. Implementing best management practices in production decisions like incorporating fertilizer retaining amendments to substrates or modifying fertilization programs… read more here.
Keywords: using activated; short cycle; production; activated aluminum ... See more keywords