Author(s) |
Lopushniak V.I., Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, , Lviv National Agrarian University Bortnik A.N., Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, , Woodland Research Station of the National Research Center "Institute of soil sciences named after Sokolovsky" Avgustinovich M.B., , , Lutsk Biotechnical Institute PVNZ "International Scientific Technical University named after Yuri Buhaya" |
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Category | The Agronomy | ||
year | 2016 | issue | 88 |
pages | 172-181 | index UDK | 631.8: 631.412: 631.86:633.19: 631.95 | DOI |
Abstract | At the present stage of developing agroindustrial complex it is important to make rational use of soils, in particular grey podzolіzed ones. For their protection and improving fertility it is important to study changes of agro chemical properties and developing measures on their use. That is a sufficient amount of consumed phosphorus and potassium not only improves productivity of agricultural crops but also increases the resistance of plants to stressful environmental factors. The research results show the influence of various fertilizing systems on the content of mobile compounds of phosphorus and potassium in grey podzolized soil. The expediency of applying humic fertilizer and microbiological drug Azoter as effective agronomic measures to improve phosphorus-potassium mode of the soil is proved. Studies show that applying humic fertilizer and microbiological drug Azoter promotes the content of mobile forms of phosphorus and potassium in grey podzolized soil. With regard to the accumulation of their content, fertilizing systems proved to be effective when applying humic fertilizer with mineral ones (Variant 5) and additionally with manure (Variant 8); they ensured the growth of content of mobile phosphorus compounds (P2O5) by 6.4 and 11.0%, moving potassium compounds K2O by 14.8 and 19.1% respectively in layers of the soil 0-20 and 20-40cm. High efficiency of fertilizing systems is found also in variants when using drug Azoter. Increase in content of P2O5 by 0.9–2.2 and K2O – by 2.0 – 2.6% is marked. Low efficiency of these systems of fertilizing is associated primarily with forming the highest possible indicators in grain yield of spring triticale (5.26-6.89 t/ha) in these variants which consequently resulted in a high loss of nutrients from the soil (for 1 ton of grain removal of phosphorus from the soil is 12.9 and potassium – 25.8kg). | ||
Key words | phosphorus-potassium regime, gray ashed soils, humic fertilizers, microbiological agent, triticale yare. |