Diagnosis of Potatoes’s Requirements for Nitrogen Fertilizers on Chestnut Soils of Northern Kazakhstan

2020

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DOI 10.2991/assehr.k.200113.222
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Abstract

A key way of assessing plants' requirements for fertilizers is field experience.It allows you to establish the effectiveness of the fertilizers used in a particular crop, to identify the relationships between the chemical compositions of the soil, plants, crops and to develop a comprehensive method for optimizing the mineral nutrition of plants.On chestnut soils, the effect of doses of nitrogen fertilizers for potatoes in the ratios 1-3:1:1 (N 45 -135 Р 45 К 45 ) was studied.Reliably obtained high increases from nitrogen at a dose of 90 kg A.I./ha concerning the control -4.5 t/ha (14.9%) and to the background 3.1 t / ha (9.8%).In all cases, the payback ranged from 0.156 to 0.25 c in the control and 0.2-0.4c in the background (P 1 K 1 ).The studies were carried out to diagnose the need for batteries on typical chestnut soils in the conditions of the Pavlodar region of Northern Kazakhstan.Below is a summary of the assessment of various dosages of nitrogen fertilizers for potatoes on the background of phosphorus-potassium nutrition.