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Impact of hydroponics irrigation in the citrus industry

Cox, Jim (South Australian Research And Development Institute, )

An open hydroponics system aims to increase productivity by high frequency application of irrigation water and nutrients to the soil. Such a system is sometimes also called advanced fertigation.

Fertigation: delivering fertiliser in the irrigation water

Falivene, Steven, Skewes, Markè, Treeby, Michael

The delivery of dissolved mineral fertilisers to the roots of crops in the field using irrigation water is known as 'fertigation'.

Open Hydroponics: Risks and Opportunities - Stage 1 Project Findings Overview

Falivene, Steven

A desktop water, nutrient and salt balance study identified that irrigation and nutrition management principles used by OH can be efficient.

Introduction to Open Hydroponics

Falivene, Steven

Open Hydroponics is an irrigation and nutrition management program aimed at increasing yield and fruit quality of horticulture crops.

Adopting Open Hydroponics - factors to consider

Falivene, Steven

Adopting an Open Hydroponics management program requires a reliable water supply, a significant investment in capital infrastructure, an increase in operating costs and a change in management skills.

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