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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
After the reunification of Germany fertilisation with P and K was strongly reduced in the eastern states of Germany due to the poor financial situation of the farms. Particularly on sites with a low nutrient delivery capacity, such a nutrient management strategy implies the risk of decreasing soil fertility. On a low moor soil with permanent grassland a 4 - year trial with different N and K fertilisation was set up to study the development of dry matter production and K concentrations in the grass.
Citation
Orlovius, K. and Pickert, J., "Sustainability of Permanent Grassland on a Low Moor Soil with Different N and K Nutrient Management" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 54.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/themeB/54)
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Sustainability of Permanent Grassland on a Low Moor Soil with Different N and K Nutrient Management
Dublin Ireland
After the reunification of Germany fertilisation with P and K was strongly reduced in the eastern states of Germany due to the poor financial situation of the farms. Particularly on sites with a low nutrient delivery capacity, such a nutrient management strategy implies the risk of decreasing soil fertility. On a low moor soil with permanent grassland a 4 - year trial with different N and K fertilisation was set up to study the development of dry matter production and K concentrations in the grass.
