GAI Hao, LIU Pingqi, ZHANG Mengxuan, et al. Effects of Ridge Planting on Reducing Runoff and Soil Organic Carbon Loss in Black Soil Slope[J]. 2022, 36(2): 300-304.
DOI:
GAI Hao, LIU Pingqi, ZHANG Mengxuan, et al. Effects of Ridge Planting on Reducing Runoff and Soil Organic Carbon Loss in Black Soil Slope[J]. 2022, 36(2): 300-304. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.02.038.
Effects of Ridge Planting on Reducing Runoff and Soil Organic Carbon Loss in Black Soil Slope
water and soil was serious in black soil sloping farmlands in Northeast China
and the soil organic carbon (SOC) decreased year by year due to soil erosion and conventional longitudinal ridge-tillage. However
the characteristics of water and soil losses
and the changes in soil organic carbon under different tillage methods remain unclear. This study explored the impact of longitudinal ridge-tillage and cross-ridge tillage practices on losses of water and soil
and the changes in SOC from sloping farmland based on field experiments. Results showed that:(1) Compared with the longitudinal ridge-tillage
cross-ridge tillage significantly reduced the surface runoff and sediment losses by 97.1% and 93.1%
respectively
showing a strong interception of surface runoff and sediment. (2) The cross-ridge tillage could reduce the losses of SOC and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from the sloping farmland by 99.9% and 99.3%
respectively
and shoulder and back of the slope were two main positions of SOC sequestration
where 98.8% of SOC and 94.4% of DOC were sequestrated. (3) The cross-ridge tillage significantly increased the yield of spring maize
especially at the shoulder (by 21.2%) and back (by 19.4%) positions (both p<0.05)
based on a 3-year cross-ridge tillage. Therefore
compared with the conventional longitudinal ridge-tillage
the cross-ridge tillage is a multi-win practice to reduce soil erosion and SOC losses
and increase the productivity
which can serve as a conservation measure for the protection of black soil sloping farmlands in Northeast China.
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