Field Crops Research · 2024
Increasing cattle slurry application to grass-clover leys of different ages did not affect nitrate leaching but increased legacy effect in mixed organic crop rotations
Thers, H., Jensen, J. L., Rasmussen, J., Eriksen, J.
Abstract
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Findings
What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
harvested N yield (whole crop/aboveground)
↑ 1= 23
- increase
200 N vs. 0 Nsignificant · 2017–2019 average · Foulumgaard Experimental Farm · Residual200N vs0N ley fertilization: first barley/Italian ryegrass crop after2-year or4-year ley; second barley/grass-clover crop after4-year ley. Arable N inputs alike.
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