http://orgprints.org/8286/ Impact of soil management practices on soil fertility and disease suppressiveness Soil management practices are targeted to provide adequate crop nutrition and to ensure durable soil fertility and to avoid negative environmental impacts. Soil management also aims to reduce pest and disease pressure on crops. Organic farming is believed to increase soil suppressiveness towards soil-borne diseases as well aerial diseases. In this paper we will discuss the potential of soil manage-ment as a tool to improve disease suppressiveness in practice. Tamm, Lucius Bruns, Christian Leifert, Carlo Fuchs, Jacques G. Thürig, Barbara Specht, Nicole Fliessbach, Andreas 8planthealth 2cropcomb 2soilbiol 1soilqual 4tillage 3compost int_conf_joint2006_4 fibl-plant-protection-pathology eu_qlif_sub3 Impact of soil management practices on soil fertility and disease suppressiveness 2006-05-09 Tamm, Lucius; Bruns, Christian; Leifert, Carlo; Fuchs, Jacques G.; Thürig, Barbara; Specht, Nicole and Fliessbach, Andreas (2006) Impact of soil management practices on soil fertility and disease suppressiveness. Joint Organic Congress, Odense, Denmark, May 30-31, 2006. application/pdf