New research aims to use seaweed to boost soil health

Study could increase yields while reducing reliance on synthetic fertilisers

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Previous studies suggest applying seaweed extracts to the collection of microorganisms which live in the soil can improve crop yield
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Previous studies suggest applying seaweed extracts to the collection of microorganisms which live in the soil can improve crop yield

A pioneering new research project has been launched using seaweed to foster plant resilience while optimising soil microbial and fungal ecosystems. Backed by Innovate UK with partners including James...

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