EFFECTS OF ORGANIC (MUNICIPAL WASTE COMPOST, MANURE) AND FERTILIZERS ON SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL

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KHANDAN A.; ASTARAEI A.R.

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Journal: Desert Year:2005 | Volume:10 | Issue:2 Page(s): 361-368

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EFFECTS OF ORGANIC (MUNICIPAL WASTE COMPOST, MANURE) AND FERTILIZERS ON SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL

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KHANDAN A. | ASTARAEI A.R. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

COMPOSTQ2

MANUREQ4

MINERAL FERTILIZERQ2

SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIESQ2

Abstract

Addition of organic materials of various origins to soil is one of the most common practices to improve SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES. In the green house, the impact of organic and inorganic fertilizers on physical properties of soil after Plantago ovata harvest was assessed. The treatments were two rates of each cattle MANURE (4,8 ton/h), municipal waste COMPOST (4,8 ton/h) and four rates of inorganic fertilizers (N30P10, N30P20, N60P10, N6oP20 Kg/h) and a control with three replication for each treatment. SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES were significantly affected by organic fertilizers. The COMPOST and MANURE treated soil significantly decreased soil bulk density compared to inorganic treatments. The water holding capacity and porosity and microspores were the highest in COMPOST treatment, but macrospores were the highest in the MANURE and COMPOST treatments. In this study Organic fertilizers had more positive effects on SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES than the inorganic fertilizers. The impacts of COMPOST due to the higher C/N ratio and carbon and organic matter increase in soil were higher than the cattle MANURE.

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KHANDAN, A., & ASTARAEI, A.R.. (2005). EFFECTS OF ORGANIC (MUNICIPAL WASTE COMPOST, MANURE) AND FERTILIZERS ON SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL. DESERT (BIABAN), 10(2), 361-368. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/5390/en

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KHANDAN A., ASTARAEI A.R.. EFFECTS OF ORGANIC (MUNICIPAL WASTE COMPOST, MANURE) AND FERTILIZERS ON SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL. DESERT (BIABAN)[Internet]. 2005;10(2):361-368. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/5390/en

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A. KHANDAN, and A.R. ASTARAEI, “EFFECTS OF ORGANIC (MUNICIPAL WASTE COMPOST, MANURE) AND FERTILIZERS ON SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL,” DESERT (BIABAN), vol. 10, no. 2, pp. 361–368, 2005, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/5390/en

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