XIAO Yang1, LI Li1, TIAN Li1, et al. Effects of Consecutive Biogas Residue Application on Maize Production, Benefit and Soil Fertility in the Cold High-latitude Area of Northeast China[J]. 2017, 31(2): 262-266.
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XIAO Yang1, LI Li1, TIAN Li1, et al. Effects of Consecutive Biogas Residue Application on Maize Production, Benefit and Soil Fertility in the Cold High-latitude Area of Northeast China[J]. 2017, 31(2): 262-266. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.02.043.
Effects of Consecutive Biogas Residue Application on Maize Production, Benefit and Soil Fertility in the Cold High-latitude Area of Northeast China
To clarify the effective mechanism of applying biogas residue on the yield
the benefit and soil fertility of maize for two consecutive years
we conducted a field experiment in Hailin farm
Hailin City
Heilongjiang Province. From May 2013 to October 2014
treatments of the single biogas residues
the mixtures of biogas residues and chemical fertilizers
full dose of chemical fertilizers were applied to the test field of maize. The results showed that both applications of the biogas residues and the mixtures of biogas residues and chemical fertilizers for two consecutive years could increase the yield of maize. More specifically
the application of biogas residues at 45 000 kilogram per hectare increased the yield of maize the most significantly. However
the full dose of chemical fertilizer application at 600 kilogram per hectare slightly decreased the yield of maize. The application of biogas residue at one ton could substitute 135.25 kilogram carbamide
180.18 kilogram diammonium phosphate
and 107.09 kilogram potassium sulfate. As a result
it generated a direct economic benefit of 956.72 yuan. Application of biogas residues achieved significant more economic benefits compared with the control. Application of the mixtures of biogas residues at 7 500 kilogram per hectare and chemical fertilizers at 450 kilogram per hectare exhibited the highest economic benefits
and its average economic benefit was 18 066.2 yuan per hectare. The pH values could be increased by 0.02 to 0.28 units and the organic matter could be increased by 0.14 g/kg to 2.84 g/kg in the surface layer of soil after the single application of biogas residue
and the mixed application of biogas residues and chemical fertilizers. Nutrient contents of the surface layer of soil were also increased to some degrss. Therefore
the reasonable application of biogas residues in the practical production may replace the application of chemical fertilizers to realize the efficient and economic utilization of the biogas residue in the cold high-latitude area of the northeast China.
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