Die landwirtschaftliche Verwendbarkeit der Eisenhochofen‐Schlacke

Kappen, H.

doi:10.1002/srin.193201192

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“…The slag of this study was ground near the same fineness than the two limestones. KAPPEN (1933), BUCHER (1951) and CHICHILO et al (1954) studied slag and lime both ground to the same fineness. They observed slag to neutralize the soil acidity to a lesser degree than lime, when the amounts of agent added were such as to have equal neutralizing ability.…”

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The efficiency of dolomitic limestone, basic slag and peat ash as liming agents, and as calcium and magnesium sources for turnip rape

Jokinen

1982

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Abstract. Incubation and pot experiments were carried out on muddy fine sand and fine sand soils to determine the efficiency of dolomitic limestone and of industrial by-products, basic slag and peat ash, as liming agents. Calcitic limestone was used as reference material. In the incubation experiment 0, 0.6, 1.2 and 2,4 g calcitic limestone were applied to 390 g (muddy fine sand) or 360 g (fine sand) of air-dry soil. The amount of other liming agents added was 2.4 g. In the pot experiment the weights of soil were 3.9 kg (muddy fine sand) and 3.6 kg (fine sand) and 24 g of liming agent was applied. The

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