# study of peat moss

Sustainable Peat Moss - Sun Gro Horticulture » According to a 2015 Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association (CSPMA) study, the Canadian horticultural peat industry operates on less than 71,000 acres ... Sungro.com

Peat moss, a necessary bane -- ScienceDaily » May 20, 2015… Stenøien is clearly passionate about peat moss and presents some… Over many years, the NTNU University Museum has been studying what ... Sciencedaily.com

Sphagnum farming: A long-term study on producing peat moss… » PDF | Sphagnum farming refers to the cultivation of Sphagnum mosses to produce Sphagnum biomass sustainably. Some possible uses of these fibers are as ... Researchgate.net

Sphagnum farming: A long-term study on producing peat moss… » Non-decomposed Sphagnum fibers thus produced would have the advantage to be harvested on a cyclic and renewable basis in comparison to peat moss ... Sciencedirect.com

Peat Moss: A Sustainable Component of Growing Media | PRO-MIX… » Oct 5, 2018… “Re-introduction of live sphagnum peat moss to a bog that is being restored in… All this research has provided sustainable peat harvesting ... Pthorticulture.com

Peat Moss Associations in Canada | Research | APTHQ » Research is viewed as the key to the sustainable management of peat resources. Since 1992, the Canadian peat industry has invested significant financial and. Peatmoss.com

Research to focus on microbes in peat moss | Lawrence Livermore… » Sep 12, 2018… Mention “peat moss” and many people will conjure up the curly brown plant material that gardeners use. “Oh, the thing you get at Home Depot” ... Llnl.gov

The truth about peat moss » Jan 25, 2013… Sphagnum peat moss is a valuable, well-known, natural, organic… edge peatland research, applied science base restoration techniques and ... Theecologist.org

Study: Biochar Viable Substitute For Peat Moss In Greenhouses » Substituting various amounts of biochar for peat moss in greenhouse and nursery growing applications – including the total elimination of peat from the potting ... Soilandmulchproducernews.com

Peatland ACTION case study: What's the connection between peat… » But research suggests that trees are actually not the most efficient way to store carbon. Other often forgotten ecosystems, like peat bogs, can make a big impact. Nature.scot