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Soil Properties as Influenced by Phosphorus- and Nitrogen-Based Manure and Compost Applications

Bahman Eghball*

USDA-ARS, Dep. of Agron. and Hortic., Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE 68583



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Fig. 1. Surface soil (0–15 cm) total carbon concentration for 10 treatments in 4 yr. The vertical bars are standard errors, CN is compost for N, CP is compost for P, MN is manure for N, MP is manure for P, FR is inorganic fertilizer, CK is check, and 2Y is biennial application.

 


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Fig. 2. Surface soil (0–15 cm) total N concentration for 10 treatments in 4 yr. The vertical bars are standard errors, CN is compost for N, CP is compost for P, MN is manure for N, MP is manure for P, FR is inorganic fertilizer, CK is check, and 2Y is biennial application.

 


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Fig. 3. Surface soil (0–15 cm) pH for 10 treatments in 4 yr. The vertical bars are standard errors, CN is compost for N, CP is compost for P, MN is manure for N, MP is manure for P, FR is inorganic fertilizer, CK is check, and 2Y is biennial application.

 


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Fig. 4. Surface soil (0–15 cm) electrical conductivity for 10 treatments in 4 yr. The vertical bars are standard errors, CN is compost for N, CP is compost for P, MN is manure for N, MP is manure for P, FR is inorganic fertilizer, CK is check, and 2Y is biennial application.

 


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Fig. 5. Soil nitrate-N concentration to a depth of 1.2 m for 10 treatments in 4 yr. CN is compost for N, CP is compost for P, MN is manure for N, MP is manure for P, FR is inorganic fertilizer, CK is check, and 2Y is biennial application.

 


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Fig. 6. Soil nitrate-N quantity to a depth of 1.2 m for 10 treatments in 4 yr. The vertical bars are standard errors, CN is compost for N, CP is compost for P, MN is manure for N, MP is manure for P, FR is inorganic fertilizer, CK is check, and 2Y is biennial application.

 





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