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Articles

Effect of long-term fertilisation of Calcisols on organic carbon sequestration in marine climate in Estonia

Pages 67-73 | Received 27 Oct 2022, Accepted 28 Feb 2023, Published online: 26 Mar 2023

Figures & data

Table 1. Fertilisation: levels and quantities (NPK kg ha−1 and FYM* Mg ha−1) in the long-term NPK fertilisation trial in 1975–2021 in Kuusiku.

Figure 1. Characterisation of the weather: T – air temperature, °C, mm – precipitation, mm, during the trial period 1976–2021 in Kuusiku.

Figure 1. Characterisation of the weather: T – air temperature, °C, mm – precipitation, mm, during the trial period 1976–2021 in Kuusiku.

Figure 2. Effect of long-term fertilisation (NPK kg ha−1 and manure (FYM) Mg ha−1) on soil organic carbon concentration, SOC%, in the NPK fertilisation experiment of the crop rotation; LSD95% – level of 95% confidence in the LSD0.05 (LSD; least significant difference) test MS Excel.

Figure 2. Effect of long-term fertilisation (NPK kg ha−1 and manure (FYM) Mg ha−1) on soil organic carbon concentration, SOC%, in the NPK fertilisation experiment of the crop rotation; LSD95% – level of 95% confidence in the LSD0.05 (LSD; least significant difference) test MS Excel.

Table 2. Overview of crop yield changes in the long-term fertilisation experiment of the crop rotation in the years 1976–1995 and 1996–2021 on Calcisol loamy soil in Kuusiku.

Table 3. The effect of fertilisation (NPK kg ha−1 and manure (FYM) Mg ha−1) on the content of stable and labile forms of organic carbon in sandy loam Calcisols in the 0–0.20 and 0.20–0.40 m soil layer in Kuusiku.