Best Management Practices for Sustainable Crop Nutrition in Bulgaria

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In 2008, a 5-year project was established in Bulgaria with the general goal of improving cultivation systems in Bulgaria’s agriculture through efficient and sustainable use of plant nutrients. The project involves five Bulgarian organizations: The University of Forestry, Agricultural University, Nikola Poushkarov” Institute of Soil Science, Executive Soil Resources Agency (Ministry of Agriculture), and the National Plant Protection Service (Ministry of Agriculture). Read more


Year of initiation:2008
Year of completion:2014
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In 2008, a 5-year project was established in Bulgaria with the general goal of improving cultivation systems in Bulgaria’s agriculture through efficient and sustainable use of plant nutrients. About 50 researchers and discipline specialists took part in the project.

In 2008, a 5-year project was established in Bulgaria with the general goal of improving cultivation systems in Bulgaria’s agriculture through efficient and sustainable use of plant nutrients. About 50 researchers and discipline specialists are taking part in the project.

In 2008, a 5-year project was established in Bulgaria with the general goal of improving cultivation systems in Bulgaria’s agriculture through efficient and sustainable use of plant nutrients. About 50 researchers and discipline specialists are taking part in the project.

In 2008, a 5-year project was established in Bulgaria with the general goal of improving cultivation systems in Bulgaria’s agriculture through efficient and sustainable use of plant nutrients. The project involves five Bulgarian organizations: The University of Forestry, Agricultural University, “Nikola Poushkarov” Institute of Soil Science, Executive Soil Resources Agency (Ministry of Agriculture), and the National Plant Protection Service (Ministry of Agriculture).

In 2008, a 5-year project was established in Bulgaria with the general goal of improving cultivation systems in Bulgaria’s agriculture through efficient and sustainable use of plant nutrients. The project involves five Bulgarian organizations: The University of Forestry, Agricultural University, “Nikola Poushkarov” Institute of Soil Science, Executive Soil Resources Agency (Ministry of Agriculture), and the National Plant Protection Service (Ministry of Agriculture).

In 2008, a 5-year project was established in Bulgaria with the general goal of improving cultivation systems in Bulgaria’s agriculture through efficient and sustainable use of plant nutrients. The project involves five Bulgarian organizations: The University of Forestry, Agricultural University, Nikola Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science, Executive Soil Resources Agency (Ministry of Agriculture), and the National Plant Protection Service (Ministry of Agriculture).

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Updates & Reports

2014

BMPSCN Manual on Soil and Plant Analysis and Fertilizer Recommendation

2010

Project Description



Project Leader

Margarita Nikolova, University of Forestry


Project Cooperators

Toni Tomov
Damian Mihalev
Lilia Stanislavova
Dobrinka Pavlova
Svetla Kostadinova
Ivan Manolov
Jivko Jivkov
Nidal Shavan
Milena Yordanova
Maria Apostolova


IPNI Staff

Paul Fixen


Location

Europe \ Eastern Europe \ BGR


Topics

4r rate, nutrient management, recommendations

barley, fruit, maize, potato, vegetable, wheat