FERTILIZATION A WAY TO IMPROVE OF THE WATER USE EFFICIENCY IN MAIZE CROP FROM CRISURILOR PLAIN
Journal Title: Natural Resources and Sustainable Development - Year 2014, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
The paper studies the influence of organic and organic-mineral fertilization on water use efficiency and irrigation water consumption based on researches carried out in the experience field at Agricultural Research and Development Station Oradea. Following consumed a higher quantity of water from soil reserve and the values of total water consumption increased. Fertilization with manure determined the accumulation of a high quantity of water in the soil reserve. In average on the period 2013-2014 under unirrigation conditions the fertilization with manure 30 t/ha was obtained an yield gain of 29% in comparison with unfertilized variant; through organic-mineral fertilization the yield gain was higher (59%). Organic fertilization and especially organic-mineral fertilization determined increasing of water use efficiency.
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Ioana Maria Borza
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