Effect of Nitrogen Concentration in Swine Waste Water on Water- Soil-Crop Relationship

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業工程學系 === 82 === In Taiwan, irrigation water was contaminated by the large amount of swine wastewater.Therefore, excess nitrogen from swine waste water not only degenerated irrigation water and soil properties but also reduce...

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Main Authors: Jang,Hui-Ming, 張慧萌
Other Authors: Chang,Wen-Lian
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1994
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/83899754108644675447
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業工程學系 === 82 === In Taiwan, irrigation water was contaminated by the large amount of swine wastewater.Therefore, excess nitrogen from swine waste water not only degenerated irrigation water and soil properties but also reduced rice growth and yield. This study used the farm field of Wan-Dan that was irrigated by Tai-Tao and Yung-An channel in Ping-Ton as an experimental area. We analyzed the variability of nitrogen from soil samples with the different depth. We also measured the effect of rice growth and yield by using different concentrations of swine wastewater to irrigate soils in the green house.Several conclusions were made as follows: 1.In Tai-tai and Yung-an area, both the values of EC and concentration of nitrogen was show water quality contaminated by swine wastewater. In addition,both EC and nitrogen in groundwater was also contaminated. 2.In Tai-tao and Yung-an area, EC of soil sample were decreased with depth, which means that salt accumulated on soil surface. 3.In these two soil, pH had a tendency to decrease, which mesns that swine waterwaste acidified the soil. 4.The accumulation of ammonium Tai-Tao area was more than in Yung-An area, which means the mineralization was faster in coarse soil. 5.The amount of nitrite in Tai-Tao soil was more than that in Yung- An soil, which means that Tai-Tao soil was also better for nitrification. 6.The accumulation of TKN in Yung-An soil was more than that in Tai-Tao soil, which means that the absorption of nitrogen in Yung-An was larger.