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Impact of bicarbonate content of irrigation water, farmyard manure and sulphur on wheat production and available micronutrients [electronic resource].

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Alaga, M. D

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Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.3905-3911Other title:

تأثيـر محتـوى مياه الرى من البيكربونات وسماد المزرعة والكبريت على إنتاجية القمح وتيس العناصر الصغرى [Added title page title]

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Mansoura University journal of agricultural sciences, 2008 v. 33 (5) [electronic resource].

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In: Mansoura university journal of agricultural sciences 2008.v.33(5)Summary: This study was carried out on a calcareous sandy loam soil at Sudr research station, south Sinai for conserving soil from the bicarbonate hazard in saline irrigation water. Four bicarbonate levels, 2.5, 5, 10 and meql -1 in saline irrigation water were applied. Also, three farmyard manure rates (0.10.20 m3 fed -1 ) and sulphur rates (0.250 and 500 kg fed -1) were applied individual and /or in combined.

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This study was carried out on a calcareous sandy loam soil at Sudr research station, south Sinai for conserving soil from the bicarbonate hazard in saline irrigation water. Four bicarbonate levels, 2.5, 5, 10 and meql -1 in saline irrigation water were applied. Also, three farmyard manure rates (0.10.20 m3 fed -1 ) and sulphur rates (0.250 and 500 kg fed -1) were applied individual and /or in combined.

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