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Amendment Effects on Soil Test Phosphorus
| Source Publication: | Journal of Environmental Quality Vol.34 No. 5, p. 1682-1686 |
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| Primary Author: | Brauer, Aiken, Pote, Livingston, Norton, Way, Edwards Jr. |
| Research Site: | Field experiment - soil is a Zulch fine sandy loam |
| City: | Kurten |
| State: | Texas |
| Date/Year: | 2005 |
| Focus: | Water Shed |
| Category: | Peer Reviewed Papers |
| Crop: | Not Crop Specific |
| Reported Results: | Gypsum applications of 5,000 pounds per acre were most effective in reducing soil test values for phosphorus, whereas a soil amendment made from waste paper was ineffective. According to Brauer, reductions in dissolved reactive phosphorus seemed to be dependent on continual applications of gypsum. Brauer explained that gypsum curtails the amount of phosphorus loss by promoting the binding together of soil particles, thus reducing phosphorus carried along with sediment. Please click here for full article. |
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