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Effects of different tillage practices on soil water and N dynamics of an organic potato production system

Salamanca Fresno, Carlos (2015) Effects of different tillage practices on soil water and N dynamics of an organic potato production system. Masters thesis. . [Unpublished]

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Summary

A field experiment was conducted on a sandy soil in Wageningen (The Netherlands) in order to study the interactive effects of two different tillage practices (standard tillage: rototilling the 0 - 10 cm soil layer followed by 0 - 30 cm mouldboard ploughing vs reduced tillage with only rototilling of the top soil) and three soil organic amendments (grass clover silage, lucerne pellet and solid cattle manure). Key measurements included soil physical properties related to the soil water balance, soil compaction, rooting pattern and soil nitrogen mineralisation (Nmin) during the course of an organic potato crop growing season. Moreover, using NDICEA (a model developed for assessing N dynamics in cropping systems) it was assessed how these characteristics related to crop N accumulation and potato tuber yield.


EPrint Type:Thesis
Thesis Type:Masters
Keywords:aardappelen (nl), potatoes (en), biologische landbouw (nl), organic farming (en), grondbewerking (nl), tillage (en), organische verbeteraars (nl), organic amendments (en), bodemwater (nl), soil water (en), bodemdichtheid (nl), soil density (en), wortels (nl), roots (en), organisch bodemmateriaal (nl), soil organic matter (en), knollen (nl), tubers (en), modellen (nl), models (en), stikstofmetabolisme (nl), nitrogen metabolism (en), bedrijfssystemen (nl), farming systems (en), 113-B-2 Bedrijfssystemen (nl), 113-B-2 Farming Systems (en), 113-C-1 Ecologische landbouw (nl), 113-C-1 Organic Farming (en), 513-C-1 Aardappelen (nl), 513-C-1 Potatoes (en)
Subjects:"Organics" in general
Research affiliation: Netherlands > BioKennisBank
Related Links:https://edepot.wur.nl/396655
Project ID:BKB
Deposited By: Blom, M
ID Code:46991
Deposited On:12 Jun 2023 06:42
Last Modified:12 Jun 2023 06:42
Document Language:English
Status:Unpublished

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