[Current status of fertilizer application and utilization efficiency of winter wheat in Anhui Province, China].
Min Li, Rongyan Bu, Shang Han, Yi Cheng, Zong Yu, Hui Wang, Wen-Long Cheng, Ji Wu
Abstract
Min Li, Rongyan Bu, Shang Han, Yi Cheng, Zong Yu, Hui Wang, Wen-Long Cheng, Ji Wu
Abstract
O fertilizers was relatively low. Our results suggest that the yield and efficiency of winter wheat in Anhui Pro-vince should be improved. The percentage of mechanical fertilization in winter wheat was 62.7% for base fertilizer and 10.0% for topdressing fertilizer, respectively. Though nitrogen fertilizer was applied at different stages, the proportion of base fertilizer that accounted for 69.0% of the total should be decreased appropriately. It's a problem that farmers preferred to use chemical fertilizers but not organic substitution.
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O fertilizers was relatively low. Our results suggest that the yield and efficiency of winter wheat in Anhui Pro-vince should be improved. The percentage of mechanical fertilization in winter wheat was 62.7% for base fertilizer and 10.0% for topdressing fertilizer, respectively. Though nitrogen fertilizer was applied at different stages, the proportion of base fertilizer that accounted for 69.0% of the total should be decreased appropriately. It's a problem that farmers preferred to use chemical fertilizers but not organic substitution.
Key concepts: Fertilizer, Sowing, Human fertilization, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Crop, Nutrient, Phosphorus