Past Projects

Northeast SARE funded study aims to investigate the effects of biochar on nutrient availability and water retention in field and container nursery production on Long Island.

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SARE Biochar Nursery Trials Final Report

Contact

Emily Lindback
Agricultural Stewardship Specialist
el684@cornell.edu
631-740-0268

Last updated March 13, 2024

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Suffolk County

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Cornell Cooperative Extension

Suffolk County

Cornell Cooperative Extension

Suffolk County

Past Projects

Contact

Agricultural Stewardship

Cornell Cooperative Extension Suffolk County

Cornell Cooperative Extension
Suffolk County