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Soil Acidity from nitrogen transformations

Ed Barret-Lennard(DPIRD) explains how the use of ammonium fertilisers contributes to soil acidification. --- This animation and other free resources are available in Soil Quality Book 4: Soil Acidity The Soil Quality ebooks series present soil information and data from across Western Australia, providing real world context to some of the science underpinning management of soils. These free publications are accessible to everyone from farmers to agricultural professionals, researchers, and students. Access Soil Quality Book 4 at: https://books.apple.com/au/book/soil-... ---- Acknowledgements: This work was supported with co-investment from the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and SoilsWest for development of the Soil Quality ebook publication series and through a range of research investments contributing to the evidence base. We thank the GRDC for access and permissions to use content including publication content, images and videos. http://www.grdc.com.au SoilsWest is a research alliance that brings academia together with government and industry to deliver a more integrated approach to soil science, with a focus on extending core research outcomes to application and development. Established in collaboration with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD), SoilsWest is currently based at Murdoch University and includes collaborators from CSIRO and The University of Western Australia. http://www.soilswest.org.au --- "Acidification from nitrogen transformations" was produced by Science With Style. http://www.sciencewithstyle.org --- Copyright SoilsWest, 2021.