SLM Database

Flower strips are established on arable crop access paths to attract and support natural enemies to control and decrease crop pests

• Эмхэтгэгч: Alan Radbourne
• 08/15/2019 6:04 p.m.

The organic matter content of arable land is increased by spreading mushroom compost ("champost"), growing green manure during the winter season, and reducing tillage

• Эмхэтгэгч: Alan Radbourne
• 08/15/2019 3:57 p.m.

Create strips with flowering plants in the margins of arable fields.

• Эмхэтгэгч: Alan Radbourne
• 07/09/2019 5:23 p.m.

Postponing the timing of ploughing a grassland field by one or two years to reduce nutrient losses and organic matter decomposition.

• Эмхэтгэгч: Jason Stuka
• 04/25/2015 8:54 p.m.

Mineral ferilizers are (partly) replaced by organic fertilizers in order to have a higher organic matter input

• Эмхэтгэгч: wijnand sukkel
• 07/19/2017 3:30 p.m.

Certified Organic Agriculture (EU standards) with a combination of arable and vegetable crops on sandy loam soils in the Netherlands

• Эмхэтгэгч: Marie Wesselink
• 12/06/2017 7:59 a.m.

Separation of cow manure is a common practice on dairy farms in The Netherlands to improve the nutrient use efficiency.

• Эмхэтгэгч: Simone Verzandvoort
• 05/10/2015 4:23 p.m.

Submerged drains are drains installed in grassland on peatsoils with the aims to decrease soil subsidence and emission of CO2 and N2O due to the oxidation of peat soil, and to maintain suitable groundwater levels in fields for grassland production and grazing.

• Эмхэтгэгч: Simone Verzandvoort
• 10/30/2015 12:29 p.m.

Certified Organic Agriculture (EU standards) with a combination of arable and vegetable crops on sandy soils in the Netherlands

• Эмхэтгэгч: wijnand sukkel
• 07/20/2017 10:26 a.m.

This technique can be applied in any crop rotation or soil. Tillage of the soils is done with special machines that do not turn over the soil (non-inversion), and the tillage depth can be more shallow than with conventional tillage (ploughing).

• Эмхэтгэгч: wijnand sukkel
• 07/19/2017 11:12 a.m.