Effect of long-term fertilization on crop yield in black soil
Xilin Zhang
Abstract
Xilin Zhang
Abstract
The research showed that the crop yield was decreased 8.2% in long-term no fertilization, and increased 9.6% and 31.6% in only application organic fertilizer and chemical fertilization respectively, and increased 43.0% in organic fertilizer combining chemical fertilizer after 24 years and 8 rotation cycle in black soil. The order of contribution rate of fertilization to crop yield were wheatcornsoybean. The order of contribution rate of different chemical fertilizer to crop yield were nitrogenphosphoruspotassium.
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The research showed that the crop yield was decreased 8.2% in long-term no fertilization, and increased 9.6% and 31.6% in only application organic fertilizer and chemical fertilization respectively, and increased 43.0% in organic fertilizer combining chemical fertilizer after 24 years and 8 rotation cycle in black soil. The order of contribution rate of fertilization to crop yield were wheatcornsoybean. The order of contribution rate of different chemical fertilizer to crop yield were nitrogenphosphoruspotassium.
Key concepts: Human fertilization, Fertilizer, Yield (engineering), Crop rotation, Agronomy, Crop yield, Environmental science, Crop