Change in the humus state of chernozem podzolized after application of organic fertilizers

Tovstyi, Yurii; Skrylnyk, Ie.

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“…Due to the application of intensive farming methods, the problem of maintaining humus in the soil under modern conditions becomes even more relevant, and many studies have been devoted to its study. Despite some differences in the results, which may be largely due to the zonal soil and climatic features, it is undeniable that tillage is the most energy-intensive, problematic and debatable element of the farming system (Tovstykh, 2018), and the study and analysis of the results of experiments in this area is the task of science.…”

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Dynamics of the Humus Content under Different Chernozem Treatment Conditions

Bulgakov¹,

Gadzalo²,

Аdаmchuk³

et al. 2022

J. Ecol. Eng.

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The humus content in the soil is the most important factor affecting the yield of agricultural crops. The research of the impact of the soil cultivation methods upon the humus content is an urgent scientific and practical task of modern agriculture. This paper analyzed long-term (45 years) field experiments on the impact of ploughing, deep and shallow non-moldboard tillage upon the humus content in the chernozem soil of central Ukraine. The research materials reflect a broad picture of influence of the processing methods upon the accumulation of total humus. For example, with respect to ploughing with deep non-mouldboard cultivation, accumulation of the total humus in the 40 th year of research, was +0.0028%; with shallow non-mouldboard cultivation it was +0.0005%.

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confidence: 99%