May 2024

The Role of Allophane in Carbon Sequestration: New Zealand’s Volcanic Soils Uncovered by Soil Scientist Dr Gordon Rajendram

Volcanic soils, rich in unique minerals such as allophane, play a pivotal role in New Zealand’s agricultural success and environmental sustainability. Dr. Gordon Rajendram, a leading soil scientist, explains that allophane, an amorphous mineral found predominantly in the volcanic ash soils of regions like Waikato and Taranaki, significantly enhances carbon sequestration capabilities, which is crucial […]

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Tailoring Farming Practices to Soil Types with New Zealand Leading Soil Scientist Dr. Gordon Rajendram

The rich tapestry of New Zealand’s soil types offers a unique canvas for various farming styles and types of produce, each adapted to the specific characteristics of local soils. From the volcanic terrains of the North Island to the sedimentary expanses of the South, Dr Gordon Rajendram understands that leveraging these soil properties is key

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Clover: A High-Quality Feed for Increased Milk and Meat Production. An insight from leading Hamilton-based soil scientist, Dr. Gordon Rajendram

Dr. Gordon Rajendram, a renowned authority in soil science and agricultural sustainability, sheds light on the invaluable benefits of clover as a superior feed option for livestock. With its nutrient-rich composition and impressive protein content, clover stands out as a key ingredient in optimising animal diets for enhanced productivity. Comparing clover to ryegrass, a common

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Dr. Gordon Rajendram, a leading soil scientist based in Hamilton, New Zealand, sheds light on the significance of Anion Storage Capacity (ASC)

With his expertise in soil health and fertilisation practices, Dr. Rajendram emphasises the critical role of ASC in optimising agricultural productivity and environmental sustainability. ASC, or P-retention, refers to the soil’s ability to remove phosphorus (P) from the soil solution, thereby holding it firmly and making it less available to plants. This characteristic is largely

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