Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi

Yesterdays common fertilizing strategy was to apply phosphor (P) and potassium (K) in the fall a few times in the crop rotation. In the spring only nitrogen (N) was applied. Recent trials and studies has shown that this strategy, N+P/PK, is ineffective compared with the system where NPK is spread ev...

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Main Author: Larsson, David
Format: First cycle, G2E
Language:Swedish
Swedish
Published: 2010
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Online Access:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/1589/
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description Yesterdays common fertilizing strategy was to apply phosphor (P) and potassium (K) in the fall a few times in the crop rotation. In the spring only nitrogen (N) was applied. Recent trials and studies has shown that this strategy, N+P/PK, is ineffective compared with the system where NPK is spread every year in the spring. The strategy with annual NPK-fertilizer in the spring has proven to be better for the crop, the environment and the farmers economy. In the NPK-system the crop responds with higher yields and better quality, especially in the spring cereals. This is mainly because of an interaction between the different nutrients in the fertilizer. Phosphorus increase the crops nitrogen efficiency and potassium increase the phosfor efficiency. Leakage of phosphor must be reduced in order to prevent the ongoing eutrofication of lakes, seas and streams. When applying phosphor in the fall the risk for leakage is greater than if it is applied in the spring. The NPK-strategy therefore means less impact on the environment and better economy because the phosphor stays in the soil available for the crop. NPK-products are more expensive than single fertilizers. Because of this it is often said that the system with annual NPK-fertilizing is more expensive. But when calculating over the entire crop rotation the result is in favour of the NPK-system. This is due to the even more expensive PK-products which are used in the N+PK-system. The N+PK-system also means more applications of fertilizer when spreading P/PK in the fall and the result is additional costs for fuel and labour. The higher yields and improved quality that is often observed in the NPK-system is also beneficial.
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spelling RepoSLU15892012-04-20T14:14:50Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/1589/ Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi Larsson, David Agriculture - General aspects Fertilizing Yesterdays common fertilizing strategy was to apply phosphor (P) and potassium (K) in the fall a few times in the crop rotation. In the spring only nitrogen (N) was applied. Recent trials and studies has shown that this strategy, N+P/PK, is ineffective compared with the system where NPK is spread every year in the spring. The strategy with annual NPK-fertilizer in the spring has proven to be better for the crop, the environment and the farmers economy. In the NPK-system the crop responds with higher yields and better quality, especially in the spring cereals. This is mainly because of an interaction between the different nutrients in the fertilizer. Phosphorus increase the crops nitrogen efficiency and potassium increase the phosfor efficiency. Leakage of phosphor must be reduced in order to prevent the ongoing eutrofication of lakes, seas and streams. When applying phosphor in the fall the risk for leakage is greater than if it is applied in the spring. The NPK-strategy therefore means less impact on the environment and better economy because the phosphor stays in the soil available for the crop. NPK-products are more expensive than single fertilizers. Because of this it is often said that the system with annual NPK-fertilizing is more expensive. But when calculating over the entire crop rotation the result is in favour of the NPK-system. This is due to the even more expensive PK-products which are used in the N+PK-system. The N+PK-system also means more applications of fertilizer when spreading P/PK in the fall and the result is additional costs for fuel and labour. The higher yields and improved quality that is often observed in the NPK-system is also beneficial. 2010-07-08 First cycle, G2E NonPeerReviewed application/pdf swe https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/1589/1/larsson_d_100708.pdf Larsson, David, 2010. Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi. First cycle, G2E. Uppsala: (NL, NJ) > Dept. of Soil and Environment <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-435.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-3-142 swe
spellingShingle Agriculture - General aspects
Fertilizing
Larsson, David
Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi
title Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi
title_full Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi
title_fullStr Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi
title_full_unstemmed Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi
title_short Årlig gödsling med NPK bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi
title_sort årlig gödsling med npk bäst för gröda, miljö och ekonomi
topic Agriculture - General aspects
Fertilizing
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/1589/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/1589/