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Tracing Agricultural Resources for Increased Yields

Tracing Agricultural Resources for Increased Yields

Radioisotope tracing techniques are used to study the uptake and movement of water and nutrients in crops, helping to optimise irrigation and fertilisation practices for increased yields. By measuring tracer distribution, researchers can assess resource use efficiency and improve agricultural productivity.

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