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Soil Fertility Management of Sustainable Agriculture in Chinese Taipei

Journal
The 3rd APEC Workshop on Sustainable Agricultural Development
Part Of
農業試驗所特刊第109號
Pages
245-263
ISBN
957-01-6963-1
Date Issued
2004-03
Date
2004-03
Author(s)
Chong-Ho Wang
URI
https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/7006
Abstract
Of the major fertility management practices for wet rice, N fertilization is the most important. Since the type of cultivar and the climate have a profound effect on crop productivity, recommendations of N rates for rice are based primarily on the variety, the region and the cropping season. Recommendations of P and K rates are based primarily on results of soil testing for available P and K in the soiL There has, however, been a significant decline in rice response to these nutrients, compared with the response observed in the past, and in consequence there has been an accumulation of available P in the soil. More research should be done on whether further applications at such high rates are really needed. It is much stressed to develop the ¡§on-site¡¨ and quick soil diagnosis to regulate and recommend rational fertilization in vegetable fields. Particularly in intensive cropped vegetable production for envionmental conservation. Leaf diagnosis and soil testing present as a guide for economic fertilization of orchards. Thus, The extension work of nutrient diagnosis in fertilizer recommendation service by leaf analysis and soil test should be strengthened and made really available to farmers.
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The 3rd APEC Workshop on Sustainable Agricultural Development
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農業試驗所
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