Nutrient cycling in soil – focus on N (and P) balances Alar Astover 16 February 2016.

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Nutrient cycling in soil – focus on N (and P) balances Alar Astover 16 February 2016

Plant nutrient balances –Scale and methods can vary Scale (system boundary): field-farm-catchment- county-country What inputs and outputs are considered Losses accounted or not (typically not) –Appropriate interpretation is important Indirective indicator of agronomic efficiency and environmental pressure Single year results can be misleading Surplus ≠ leaching 16 February A. Astover 2

Nutrient cycling Photosynthesis CO 2 Soil biota Organic matter Mineralisation Humification NO 3 -, NH 4 +, PO 4 -3, HPO 4 -2, K + etc Nurients in soil solution Leaching Cation exchange with colloids Weathering of minerals/rocks (P, K etc) Atmospheric deposition Mineral fertilizers CO 2, N 2 O, N 2.. Runoff/erosion 3 Microbial N fixation 16 February A. Astover

N soil surface balance of arable land in Estonia 16 February A. Astover 4 Removed with crops Precipitation Seeds Microbial fixation Manure Mineral fertilizers

16 February A. Astover 5 P soil surface balance of arable land in Estonia Soil P concentration Removed with crops Seeds Lime fertilizers Manure Mineral fertilizers

N, P soil surface balance in Estonia 16 February A. Astover 6 OECD/EU methodology. Estonian Statistical Office

N balance in Europe (agricultural land) 7 16 February A. Astover

NO 3 - concentration in drainage water in diferent „farming systems“ 16 February A. Astover 8 Särekannno ja Kanger 2015

16 February A. Astover 9 Särekannno ja Kanger 2015 NO 3 - concentration in drainage water in farms with „environmental friendly“ production

16 February A. Astover 10 Särekannno ja Kanger 2015 NO 3 - concentration in drainage water in farms with „conventional“ production

N, P leaching in different „farming systems“ 16 February A. Astover 11 Särekannno ja Kanger 2015 P, kg/ha N, kg/ha

Soil P level (CAL-method): A – very low concentration (deficit) E – very high concentration (surplus) February A. Astover Chicken farm in „soviet“ time

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Field experiment in 2015: spring barley Tartu, soil humus concentration 2% 16 February A. Astover 16

16 February A. Astover 17 Field experiment in 2015: spring barley

Example of spring barley: agronomic and economic optimum of mineral N fertilizer rate depending on soil humus concentration Astover et al H. Roostalu

Humus balance calculator (version 1.1) Field scale Takes in account –Soil –Fertilization –Crop specifics, yield etc Mainly non-lineaar functions. Example of humus balance in case of spring barley (grain yield 3 t/ha) depending on N fertilization 16 February A. Astover 19

16 February A. Astover20 Humus balance: effect of complex fertilizers, spring wheat Mineralisation Humus formation (straw into soil) Balance(straw into soil) Balance(straw removed)

Example from pilot farm Humus balance in 2012–2014 Viljavaheldus Crop rotation Pind, ha Area Keskmine huumusevaru t/ha Humus stock Huumuse bilanss kg/ha/year Humus balance Huumuse kulu üldvarust, % Ratio to stock Raps-teravili-raps Rapeseed-cereal-rapeseed 53, ,47 Teravili-raps-teravili Cereal-rapeseed-cereal 336, ,35 Hernes-teravili-raps Pea-cereal-rapeseed 123, ,11 Teravili-hernes-teravili Cereal-pea-cereal 150, ,12 Teravili-teravili-teravili Cereal-cereal-cereal 37, ,91 Kokku talu Total/Average 701, ,30 16 February A. Astover 21

Soil of the Year 2016 in Estonia is Fibric Histosol (bog soil) Aasta muld rabamuld Alar Astover, professor Estonian University of Life Sciences, Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Department of Soil Science and Agrochemistry Estonian Soil Science Society 16 February A. Astover 22