1998•Journal of the Indian Society of Soil ScienceOpen access

Cumulative Effect of Continuous Cropping and Manuring of Sugarcane on Organic Matter and NPK Status of the Soil

K. Kumaraswamy, R. Venu Reddy, Karuppannan Dhinesh Babu

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Continuous cropping with different manure-fertilizer schedules for 29 years, had no marked change on EC and pH of the soil. Organic C content had increased markedly, particularly in the surface layer soil in the treatments that received pressmud for every crop of sugarcane. There was no appreciable build up of N and K in the soil inspite of application of these nutrients to each crop over the years. There was a significant build up of P in the soil in treatments receiving P every year. Available P status was appreciably higher in treatments receiving pressmud than in treatments without pressmud.

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Continuous cropping with different manure-fertilizer schedules for 29 years, had no marked change on EC and pH of the soil. Organic C content had increased markedly, particularly in the surface layer soil in the treatments that received pressmud for every crop of sugarcane. There was no appreciable build up of N and K in the soil inspite of application of these nutrients to each crop over the years. There was a significant build up of P in the soil in treatments receiving P every year. Available P status was appreciably higher in treatments receiving pressmud than in treatments without pressmud.

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Continuous cropping with different manure-fertilizer schedules for 29 years, had no marked change on EC and pH of the soil. Organic C content had increased markedly, particularly in the surface layer soil in the treatments that received pressmud for every crop of sugarcane. There was no appreciable build up of N and K in the soil inspite of application of these nutrients to each crop over the years. There was a significant build up of P in the soil in treatments receiving P every year. Available P status was appreciably higher in treatments receiving pressmud than in treatments without pressmud.

Key concepts: Crop, Organic matter, Manure, Agronomy, Fertilizer, Nutrient, Non-invasive ventilation, Cropping

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