Changes in the Agrophysical Properties of the Chernozem Leached with the Use of Defecate and Fertilizers for the Cultivation of Winter Wheat
E E Barakina, N S Barakin
Abstract
Abstract The intensive use of chernozems has led to an imbalance between their effective and potential fertility, as evidenced by the worsening of their agrophysical and agrochemical properties. A necessary condition to solve the complex of agroecological problems is the study and development of scientifically based methods of reproduction and increasing soil fertility. It is also necessary to effectively use fertilizers in combination with other chemical ameliorants for various technologies for the cultivation of agricultural crops in crop rotation aimed at improving the agrophysical properties of these crops and ensuring an increase in their yield and quality while meeting environmental requirements.
Topics & Concepts
ChernozemAgrochemicalCrop rotationAgroecologyEnvironmental scienceAgronomySoil fertilityAgricultureYield (engineering)AgroforestryCropSoil waterBiologySoil scienceEcologyMaterials scienceMetallurgyAgricultural Productivity and Crop ImprovementAgriculture and Biological StudiesSoil and Environmental Studies