Soil Acidity from nitrogen transformations

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Ed Barret-Lennard(DPIRD) explains how the use of ammonium fertilisers contributes to soil acidification.
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Пікірлер: 12

@paulnicholson8524 Ай бұрын

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@EricPham-gr8pg 19 күн бұрын

Would diferent crops develope diferent rate so crops rotation corect way prevent bleaching of soil and soil erosion can be prevent otherwise only river basin with yearly flooding help keep soil fertile like rice paddies so fertilizers and crops rotation require careful harmonized in other agricultural land where rain or flooding is too rare . in that case a strong crops like corn , peanuts , or soy bean may needed to produce natural water with amonium nitrates to release oh react with acidic soil produce water if this theory is coreect then one crop of grain like rice or wheat a year may sufficiently balance. In case of salinity soil with low ph level then sugar cane or mango , banana may be good sustitution crop rotation