Soil Nitrate Concentrations Under Corn as Affected by Tillage, Manure, and Fertilizer Applications

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Angle, J. S., Gross, C. M., Hill, R. L., McIntosh, M. S. 1993. Soil Nitrate Concentrations Under Corn as Affected by Tillage, Manure, and Fertilizer Applications. Journal of Environmental Quality. Number 22. Pages 141-147

Agriculture, Corn, Cropping systems, Farms, Fertilizer, Nitrogen, Nutrient leaching, Nutrients, Soils, Water quality, Agricultural BMPs, Conservation tillage

This study evaluated the effects of tillage, manure application, and inorganic fertilizer application on nitrate leaching from the root zone of corn fields at the University of Maryland’s Central Maryland Research and Education Center. The study showed a significant positive correlation between fertilizer rates and nitrate leaching. The results indicate that no-till corn cultivation is a viable method for reducing nitrate leaching.

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