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Published: September 2023
Pages: 40
Archived - Carbon Sequestration Potential in Cropland Soils in the Inland Pacific Northwest: Knowledge and Gaps
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What determines whether your soil is a carbon sink or a carbon source? Find out which ag management strategies effectively store carbon in cropland soils in the inland PNW.
Page Count: 40
Published: September 2023
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SKU: EM124E
Category: Archived
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