The researcher focuses on advancing agricultural practices, particularly legumes, for enhanced crop productivity, with a strong emphasis on nitrogen fixation among various microorganisms, including Bradyrhizobium species. Their work highlights the role of ammonia nitrogen-fixing bacteria, such as those from *Bradyrhizobium* species, in improving soil P availability and enhancing agricultural systems. The researcher also investigates crop rotations and their impact on nitrogen efficiency in maize in low-input paddocks, emphasizing sustainable practices for food security. Their studies underscore the importance of considering elevation and fertilizers (phosphorus and ammonia) to optimize eco-friendly farming methods. Additionally, they explore the potential of organic manure as a cost-effective solution for reducing nitrogen losses from agricultural crops.
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