Influence of Different Fertilizer Systems on Nutrient Status of the Meadow Chestnut Soil and Efficiency of Intercropping of Corn with Soybean

2016

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DOI 10.13005/bbra/2123
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Abstract

The article presents the results of the research conducted on the irrigated meadow chestnut soil at intercropping of corn with soybean in 2014-2015.Optimal rate and combination of macro-and microfertilizers at intercropping of corn with soybean ensuring positive impact on nutrient and dry matter dynamics have been determined on the piedmont irrigated meadow chestnut soil in southeastern Kazakhstan.Besides, fertilizers influenced corn and soya green mass yield at irrigation.