Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility

In the last years, thank to remarkable technical-scientific progresses, agricultural production has reached very high values with regard to quantitative and qualitative aspects. To reach these objectives, the collectivity must pay high prices, as reduction of fertility soils, greater risk of erosive...

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Main Authors: Pietro Antonio Buda, Maria Del Bianco, Mario D’Ercole, Grazia Guastadisegni, Giovanni Fecondo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: PAGEPress Publications 2008-07-01
Series:Italian Journal of Agronomy
Online Access:http://www.agronomy.it/index.php/agro/article/view/257
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spelling doaj-6023a43b81804167ba8747390498e77a2020-11-24T20:48:07ZengPAGEPress PublicationsItalian Journal of Agronomy1125-47182039-68052008-07-0132S313610.4081/ija.2010.s2.31Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertilityPietro Antonio BudaMaria Del BiancoMario D’ErcoleGrazia GuastadisegniGiovanni FecondoIn the last years, thank to remarkable technical-scientific progresses, agricultural production has reached very high values with regard to quantitative and qualitative aspects. To reach these objectives, the collectivity must pay high prices, as reduction of fertility soils, greater risk of erosive process in the hill areas, pollution of surface and deep water and of air, because the use of agrotechnical means (fertilizers, pesticides, mechanical means) isn’t often appropriate. In two farms located in Scerni and Monteodorisio, we have carried out an experimental trial on a vineyard and on a olive grove, with the objective of using the quality compost obtained from the mixture of organic fraction of urban solid waste and the lignocellulosic residues, in order to recover organic refuses and to verify the possibility of improving the soil fertility. After two years of trials, we have found higher contents of organic matter and nutritive elements in the soil. The use of compost has not modified the quantity and the quality of products.http://www.agronomy.it/index.php/agro/article/view/257
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author Pietro Antonio Buda
Maria Del Bianco
Mario D’Ercole
Grazia Guastadisegni
Giovanni Fecondo
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Maria Del Bianco
Mario D’Ercole
Grazia Guastadisegni
Giovanni Fecondo
Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility
Italian Journal of Agronomy
author_facet Pietro Antonio Buda
Maria Del Bianco
Mario D’Ercole
Grazia Guastadisegni
Giovanni Fecondo
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title Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility
title_short Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility
title_full Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility
title_fullStr Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility
title_full_unstemmed Use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility
title_sort use of quality compost on arboreus cultivation to improve soil fertility
publisher PAGEPress Publications
series Italian Journal of Agronomy
issn 1125-4718
2039-6805
publishDate 2008-07-01
description In the last years, thank to remarkable technical-scientific progresses, agricultural production has reached very high values with regard to quantitative and qualitative aspects. To reach these objectives, the collectivity must pay high prices, as reduction of fertility soils, greater risk of erosive process in the hill areas, pollution of surface and deep water and of air, because the use of agrotechnical means (fertilizers, pesticides, mechanical means) isn’t often appropriate. In two farms located in Scerni and Monteodorisio, we have carried out an experimental trial on a vineyard and on a olive grove, with the objective of using the quality compost obtained from the mixture of organic fraction of urban solid waste and the lignocellulosic residues, in order to recover organic refuses and to verify the possibility of improving the soil fertility. After two years of trials, we have found higher contents of organic matter and nutritive elements in the soil. The use of compost has not modified the quantity and the quality of products.
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