Effect of Compost of Corn Straws Returning Under Natural Rainfall on Nitrogen Runoff Losses in a Slope Farmland of Small Watershed in Central Yunnan Province
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Effect of Compost of Corn Straws Returning Under Natural Rainfall on Nitrogen Runoff Losses in a Slope Farmland of Small Watershed in Central Yunnan Province
DAI Li, LI Taixing, WANG Keqin, et al. Effect of Compost of Corn Straws Returning Under Natural Rainfall on Nitrogen Runoff Losses in a Slope Farmland of Small Watershed in Central Yunnan Province[J]. 2021, 35(1): 1-8.
DOI:
DAI Li, LI Taixing, WANG Keqin, et al. Effect of Compost of Corn Straws Returning Under Natural Rainfall on Nitrogen Runoff Losses in a Slope Farmland of Small Watershed in Central Yunnan Province[J]. 2021, 35(1): 1-8. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.01.001.
Effect of Compost of Corn Straws Returning Under Natural Rainfall on Nitrogen Runoff Losses in a Slope Farmland of Small Watershed in Central Yunnan Province
To explore different compost methods of straw returning on runoff
sediment and nitrogen losses in small watershed
a slope farmland in Erlongtan watershed in central Yunnan Province was chose as research object. Nine different compost methods of corn straw returning were set up: CK and 8 treatments. Each treatment included two straw return amounts to the field (0.75
1.5 kg/m2)
two straw particle sizes (1
5 cm)
two straw heap retting methods with urea reactor (water or water and urea stacking). In this study
the characteristics of runoff
sediment and nitrogen losses in a flue-cured tobacco slope farmland were studied. The results showed that: (1) In the 4 rainfalls with typical runoff
the application of higher straw return amount (1.5 kg/m2) and coarse grain straw (5 cm) could effectively reduce runoff and sediment losses in the slope farmland (10.06% ~ 38.60% and 10.07% ~ 38.60%). (2) The concentrations of total nitrogen (TN) and NO3--N in runoff under the application of lower straw return amount (0.75 kg/m2)
coarse grain straw (5 cm)
and compost with no urea were lower than those with higher straw amount
fine grain straw
and compost with urea (1.96% ~ 32.79% and 3.97% ~ 40.89%). (3) The proportions of NO3--N/TN
NH4+-N/TN and PN/TN were 63.64% ~ 86.18%
5.31% ~ 13.86% and 5.33% ~ 25.80%
respectively
and the main form of nitrogen loss in runoff on slope farmland was NO3--N
dissolved nitrogen was the main nitrogen pollutant in runoff. (4) TN losses concentration of sediment with the application of lower straw return amount (0.75 kg/m2)
coarse grain straw (5 cm)
and compost with no urea decreased (16.87% ~ 48.15%). (5) TN losses of runoff and sediment with the application of higher straw return amount
coarse grain straw and compost with no urea could effectively reduce the risk of nitrogen loss in the slope farmland in central Yunnan province (0.32% ~ 35.05% and 54.52% ~ 77.23%). Among TN runoff and sediment loss
runoff output was the main factor
accounting for 50.09% ~ 71.67% of TN runoff. In order to reduce the nitrogen losses in this watershed
higher straw returning amount (1.5 kg/m2) and coarse grain straw (5 cm) was recommended. Small or compost with no urea also could be applied according to different growth periods of flue-cured tobacco absorption and soil nutrient conditions.