Ecological and economic aspect of differentiated fertilization
1995
Vilcek, J. | Torma, S. (Soil Fertility Research Inst., Bratislava (Slovak Republic))
Experimental results from a field of 73 ha in the Bardejov district (Slovakia)- confirm that at differentiated fertilization application lower nutrient consumption occurs, which has a positive impact on landscape ecologial stability. Tables show space variability of basic agrochemical properties pH value, phosphorus and potassium content; comparison of fertilizer necessity and costs at differentiated and traditional P and K application. Figures show variability of P and K content in the field
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