Plant Soil Environ., 2014, 60(4):146-150 | DOI: 10.17221/850/2013-PSE

Effect of liming on the change of some agrochemical soil properties in a long-term fertilization experimentOriginal Paper

I. Jaskulska1, D. Jaskulski1, M. Kobierski2
1 Department of Plant Production and Experimenting, University of Technology and Life Sciences, Bydgoszcz, Poland
2 Department of Soil Science and Protection, University of Technology and Life Sciences,

For 10 years (1999-2008) there was investigated the effect of liming on soil pHKCl and on organic carbon, available forms of macroelements and DTPA-extracted forms of some metals in 6 different fertilization objects in a long-term experiment set up in 1948: without fertilization (0), straw + NPK (STR NPK), NPK, farmyard manure (FYM), FYM NPK, FYM NPKMgCa. As a result of the application of 12.0 t/ha of lime (4.3 t Ca/ha), an increase was found not only in soil pH value but also in organic carbon, plant available phosphorus, zinc and copper contents and a decrease in manganese content. Despite significant changes in the soil properties, they still varied across the long-term fertilization objects.

Keywords: soil pH value; soil organic carbon; available macroelements; DTPA-extracted metals; field research

Published: April 30, 2014  Show citation

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