Soils´response to different P fetrilisation treatments in Swedish fertility experiments
Magazine article
Faruk Djodjic
Department of Aquatic Sciences and Assessment
Faculty of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences
Email: Faruk.Djodjic@slu.se
ORCID: 0000-0002-2172-242X
Publications
2007
Miljömålsuppföljning Ingen övergödning 1995 och 2005
Report
Svårt nå fosformålet trots minskade utsläpp
Magazine article
2006
Soil as an important interface between agricultural activities and groundwater – leaching of nutrients and pesticides in the vadose zone
Book chapter
2005
Conditional phosphorus index as an educational tool for risk assessment and phosphorus management
Research article (Peer reviewed)
Phosphorus losses from arable fields in Sweden - Effects of field-specific factors and long-term trends
Research article (Peer reviewed)
Phosphorus management in balanced agricultural systems
Research article (Peer reviewed)
Scaling issues in sustainable management of nutrient losses
Research article (Peer reviewed)
2004
Förbättringar i beräkningar av jordbruksläckaget
Report
Vad vet vi om fosforförluster från åkermark och är fosforindex ett enkelt verktyg för riskbedömning?
Conference paper
A Decision support system for P management at watershed scale
Conference paper
Development of Swedish P index - how far can we reach with the existing knowledge? Nordic Workshop "Tools for assessing phosphorus loss from Nordic agriculture"
Conference paper
Phosphorus leaching in relation to soil type and soil phosphorus content
Research article (Peer reviewed)
2002
A decision support system for phosphorus management at a watershed scale
Research article (Peer reviewed)
Phosphorus losses from a structured clay soil in relation to tillage practices
Research article (Peer reviewed)
2001
Displacement of phosphorus in structured soils
Doctoral thesis
2000
Temporal and spatial variations of phosphorus losses and drainage in a structured clay soil
Research article (Peer reviewed)
1999
Fosforhushållning — mykorrhiza, fixering och utlakning i mark
Report