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Gypsum Soil Amendment as a Management Practice in Conservation Tillage to Improve Water Quality
| Source Publication: | Journal of Soil and Water Conservation; March/April 2008; VOL. 63, NO. 2; Research Library Core pg. 46A |
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| Primary Author: | Norton |
| City: | Kurten and Waterloo |
| State: | Texas, Indiana |
| Date/Year: | 2008 |
| Focus: | Water Shed |
| Category: | Peer Reviewed Papers |
| Crop: | Not Crop Specific |
| Download: | NortonSWCS2008.pdf (2.5 MB) |
| Reported Results: | It was found that using surface-applied gypsum soil amendment to no-tilled soil could reduce runoff, erosion, and improve water quality related to nutrient runoff. Surface application of manure in a no-till system greatly increased the amount of nutrients in runoff water, but a co-application of gypsum amendment significantly reduced all major nutrients lost except nitrates. |
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