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Effect of Fertilization with the Sheep Manure Vermicompost on the Yield of Sweet Potato and Selected Properties of Soil Developed from Loess

Garczyńska Mariola, Kostecka Joanna, Kaniuczak Janina

Journal of Ecological Engineering

2020

Vol. 21, nr 5

27--33

The experiment was carried out in 2016–2018 in Łańcut, in the Rzeszów Foothills. The effect of fertilization using the sheep manure vermicompost on sweet potato of early cultivar (Carmen Rubin) and selected soil characteristics was investigated. The experiment was based on the method of randomized sub-blocks performed in four replications. Two cultivation technologies were used, in which the differentiating factor was fertilization applied or the lack of it. In the first technology (I nf – without fertilization), no fertilization was used in the years of research; in the second technology (II fv – fertilization with vermicompost), the vermicompost made from the sheep manure was applied. The vermicompost increased the yield of sweet potatoes of Carmen Rubin cv. and the share of large tubers in the yield structure. It also influenced the increase of organic carbon and total nitrogen in the soil as well as the content of available forms of phosphorus, potassium and magnesium. Some of the studied soil properties were less favorable compared to their condition before the start of the experiment.

Effect of Liming and Mineral Fertilization on the Nickel Content in Potato Tubers (Solanum tuberosum L.) and Green Biomass of Fodder Sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) Cultivated on Loessial Soil

Kaniuczak Janina, Nazarkiewicz Małgorzata, Hajduk Edmund, Właśniewski Stanisław, Gąsior Jan

Journal of Ecological Engineering

2019

Vol. 20, nr 3

234--240

The publication presents the results of the research on the nickel content in potato tubers and green mass of fodder sunflower grown on a constant fertilization field on lessive soil developed from the loess located at the Rzeszów Foothills. The experiment established by randomized block design used a four-year crop rotation, which included potatoes, spring barley, fodder sunflower, and winter wheat. Mineral NPK fertilization was used on a background of constant Mg as well as Ca and Mg fertilization (liming). The nickel content in crops was determined by means of FAAS technique (Hitachi, Z 2000) after samples digestion in a mixture of HNO3:HClO4:H2SO4 at 20:5:1 ratio. A decrease of the nickel concentration in potato tubers and in green matter of fodder sunflower due to liming was observed. Mineral nutrition (regardless of liming) did not considerably affect the element content in potato tubers, yet it was significant for the metal content in green mass of sunflower. It was shown that the interaction of liming treatment with mineral fertilization contributed to the lowering of nickel concentration in test crops, especially in the green matter of the fodder sunflower (most of limed fertilization objects), while in potato tubers – to a lesser extent.