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To evolve and improve foundations of field crop cultivation of grains supporting increasing of soil fertility and its reproduction applying modern methods of farming stimulation of West Siberia steppe
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Geographical Network of Field Experiments with Fertilizers
Location:
Siberian NIISKH
Koroleva prospekt, 2
Omsk
,
644012
Russia
Latitude:
54.980766
Longitude:
73.377685
Background
Continent:
Asia
Year LTSE Began:
1967
On-going or Terminated?:
On-going
Comments:
It was arable land before 1967.
Environment
Annual Precipitation (mm):
<400
Mean Annual Soil Temperature (C):
Cryic/Frigid: <8C
Is temperature regime isothermic? ie, do mean monthly temperatures deviate by <6C?:
No
Soil moisture regime:
Udic
Landuse:
Arable
Ecoregion:
Cool Temperate
Experimental Design
Design (short description):
Number of replicates -4. Rotation: Fallow-wheat-pea-corn-wheat. Treatments: 1. Control (for grains) 2. P120 3.N45 4.Fertilizers + herbicides 5.Fertilizers + herbicides+fungicides 6. Control (for corn).
Permanent plot area (square meters):
>10,000
Number of permanent plots:
>20
Soil Classification
Soil taxa (ex, Great Group of Soil Taxonomy):
Russian classification: meadow chernozem.
Soil/Data Archive
Data Archive:
Yes
Vegetative samples archived:
Yes
Soil solid samples archived:
Yes
Samples from multiple depths:
Yes
Sample frequency:
Every 5 years
Year of first sampling for archive:
1967
Soil Solid Data
pH and acidity:
Yes
Organic Carbon:
Yes
Nitrogen:
Yes
Other macronutrients:
Yes
Micronutrients:
Yes
Water holding capacity:
Yes
Bulk Density:
Yes
Soil Water Data
pH and alkalinity:
Yes
Vegetation Data
Biomass above ground:
Yes
Macronutrient contents:
Yes
Harvest mass:
Yes
Harvest nutrient contents:
Yes
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