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Influence of tillage systems on soil erosion by water on stagnosol in Central Croatia
Influence of tillage systems on soil erosion by water on stagnosol in Central Croatia // Soil Conservation in Large-Scale Land Use : Proceedings of the International ESSC-Conference / Jambor, Pavel ; Rubio, J.L. (ur.).
Bratislava: Soil Science and Conservation Research Institute, 1999. str. 42-44 (poster, međunarodna recenzija, sažetak, znanstveni)
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Naslov
Influence of tillage systems on soil erosion by water on stagnosol in Central Croatia
Autori
Kisić, Ivica
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Sažeci sa skupova, sažetak, znanstveni
Izvornik
Soil Conservation in Large-Scale Land Use : Proceedings of the International ESSC-Conference
/ Jambor, Pavel ; Rubio, J.L. - Bratislava : Soil Science and Conservation Research Institute, 1999, 42-44
ISBN
80-85361-60-4
Skup
Soil Conservation in Large-Scale Land Use
Mjesto i datum
Bratislava, Slovačka, 12.05.1999. - 15.05.1999
Vrsta sudjelovanja
Poster
Vrsta recenzije
Međunarodna recenzija
Ključne riječi
erosion by water; USLE; tillage systems; erosional drift; pseudogley
Sažetak
In all four trial years, the highest soil loss by erosion was recorded in the control-standard treatment after USLE involving ploughed but bare soil. The losses were several times higher than tolerant erosion (T values), estimated at 10 t/ha/year (Schwertmann et al. 1987 ; Bašić, 1992): in the first year � 146.3 t/ha, in the second year � 110.11 t/ha, in the third year � 86.7 t/ha and 54.1 in four year of investigation. In the treatment with up-down the slope ploughing a soil loss of 38.5 t/ha was recorded in maize, 38.1 t/ha in soybean, 0.54 t/ha in winter wheat and 0.40 t/ha in oil rape production. In the no-tillage treatment, erosion loss was lower than in up-down the slope ploughing, but in maize still twice as high as tolerant� 22.8 t/ha, in soybean (13.5 t/ha) it exceeded the tolerant T value, while it was insignificant in winter wheat and oil rape (0.22 respectively 0.34 t/ha). Conventional across the slope ploughing was more efficient in terms of soil protection from erosion in all the crops grown, except maize: 11.6 t/ha, in soybean 5.3 t/ha, in winter wheat and oil rape insignificant 0.074 respectively 0.13 t/ha. Very deep across the slope ploughing resulted in a loss of 21.12 t/ha in maize, 5.2 t/ha in soybean, and 0.305 t/ha in winter wheat respectively 0.17 t/ha in oil rape production. Subsoiling with across the slope ploughing rendered the best results in stopping erosional processes: a soil loss of 2.9 t/ha was recorded in maize and soybean while insignificant 0.132 and 0.08 t/ha in winter wheat respectively oil rape.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Poljoprivreda (agronomija)