Farmyard manure improves phosphorus use efficiency in weathered P deficient soil

Andriamananjara, Andry; Rakotoson, Tovohery; Razafimbelo, Tantely; Rabeharisoa, Lilia; Razafimanantsoa, Marie-Paule; Massé, Dominique

doi:10.1007/s10705-019-10022-3

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“…6 ). In agreement with our results, Andriamananjara et al 29 observed that 100% substitution of mineral P fertilizer with farmyard manure resulted in significantly lower soil available P levels compared with mineral P application alone. Based on an incubation experiment on farmyard manure mineralization in tropical soils, a decreasing trend of soil resion extractable P with incubation time was also reported 44 , indicating the process of P-fixation in soil with high P absorption capacity.…”

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“…However, in a 3-year experiment conducted on P deficient soils in legume-rice cropping system, even under the same amount of P application rates, Andriamananjara et al 28 found that dosing farmyard manure with NK but without mineral P fertilizer did not alleviate P deficiency in terms of rice yield, grain P content and aboveground P uptake. But partial (67.5%) substitution of mineral P with organic manure addition increased the rice yield compared to mineral P application alone 29 . Similar conclusions have also been proposed in other studies that chemical fertilizer cannot be fully replaced by organic fertilizer in order to achieve a high crop production 8 , 14 , 30 , 31 .…”

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“…The manure derived inorganic P is fixed in soil or taken up by plant roots, which is suggested as a time challenging process 29 . Substitution of chemical P fertilizer with pig manure reduced the P content and P uptake of rice plants (Fig.…”

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Substituting chemical P fertilizer with organic manure: effects on double-rice yield, phosphorus use efficiency and balance in subtropical China

Gao

Nie

et al. 2021

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Organic manure is an ideal alternative fertilizer to provide phosphorus (P) but is not fully recycled in subtropical China. In order to identify if it can replace chemical P fertilizer, a 35-year field trail in a paddy soil under double-rice cropping system was conducted to assess the effects of substituting chemical P fertilizer with pig manure (NKM) on rice yield, phosphorus use efficiency (PUE) and P balance. The N, P and K input under NKM was 1.2, 0.8 and 1.2 times of the combined chemical fertilizer treatment (NPK), respectively. The NKM treatment reached the same level of grain yield with NPK after 20 years’ application, and showed significantly 4.0% decreased double-rice grain yield compared with NPK over the 35 years. The NKM treatment reduced the crop P uptake leading to decreased PUE compared with NPK. Long-term P budget showed that NKM may result in higher potential of P loss than NPK. Thus, substituting chemical P fertilizer with organic manure under this rate of nutrient input slightly sacrificed the crop yield and may increase the P loss. Considering the benefits of soil fertility, adjusting the substitution rate with a more balanced NPK input might be alternative in subtropical China.

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Substituting chemical P fertilizer with organic manure: effects on double-rice yield, phosphorus use efficiency and balance in subtropical China

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Nie

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“…Mineralization and immobilization of phosphorus in soil with the addition of organic source have been reported 7 , 12 . Incorporation of FYM was found to have a beneficial effect on available phosphorus status of soil 1 . High total P in A2 and higher available P in organic amendments (A1) is in affirmation by workers Sugiyama et al 36 , Lawanprasert et al 18 and Freitas et al 8 .…”

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The game changing role of traditional ecological knowledge based Agri amendment systems in nutrient dynamics in the stress prone semi arid tropics

Sharma

Thivakaran²,

Thakkar

2021

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The major crop nutrients determine the nutritional content and vigor of crops. The deficiency or occurrence below minimal level of any of the nutrients are often seen as a cause of poor growth or complete crop failure. The present study was an attempt to understand the impact of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) (A1)vis-à-vis conventional chemical intensive (A2)agriculture amendment systems in altering/modifying the nutrient dynamics of the soil with respect to nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K) and sulphur (S), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg) levels in the pre, mid and post-harvest phases of crop in six cropping seasons spread across four years. The study area was a geo-ecologically unique terrain of Kachchh, Western India, a typical representative of allied arid and semi-arid tropics that are prone to various natural threats and stressors like drought, salinity and erratic rainfall pattern that affect the agri-management activities. Seasonal amendment data, clearly depicts that TEK based systems were efficient in soil organic carbon (SOC) accrual over seasons, an important trait required in challenging settings of tropical aridisols. The major primary (N, P, K) and secondary (S, Ca, Mg) nutrients were at par or higher than integrated chemical intensive systems. TEK based amendments ensured proper and timely management of nutrients in the soil. This inherent value addition offered by indigenous manure applications is an important step in climate change mitigation measures and overall agricultural sustainability.

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“…The application of organic matter (OM) can enhance soil P availability, alter soil pH and reduce Al toxicity. Several field trials with upland rice showed that farmyard manure (FYM) applications in the planting holes largely increase the agronomic P use efficiency in fields with added N&K fertilizers (Andriamananjara et al., 2018, 2019). Organic anions released during OM decomposition compete with phosphate (PO 4 ) sorption and improve availability of P from mineral P fertilizers (e.g., triple super phosphate (TSP)).…”

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Farm yard manure application mitigates aluminium toxicity and phosphorus deficiency for different upland rice genotypes

Bauw

Shimamura

Rakotoson³

et al. 2020

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Upland rice production on acid, weathered soils is often constrained by phosphorus (P) deficiency and aluminium toxicity. Farmyard manure application (FYM) can sharply enhance yields and agronomic P fertilizer (TSP) efficiency under such abiotic stresses. We tested the hypothesis that rice genotypes differ in aluminium tolerance and in the extent of using organic P, offering distinct benefits under TSP‐FYM combinations. Multiple field trials were conducted in the uplands of Madagascar, with factorial combinations of six genotypes, amendments of FYM (at a rate of 17–25 kg P ha−1 vs. a zero control) and TSP application (40 kg P ha−1 vs. a zero control), with blanket N&K additions. Rice grain yields reached a maximum of 6 t/ha after three years of TSP + FYM application, with an average of 3.2 t/ha over the years. Grain yields were about 1.2 t/ha for FYM only and about 1.5 t/ha for TSP only while crops failed under zero P input. Genotypic effects on rice yields were much smaller than the large effects of FYM, TSP or its combination. Application of FYM increased soil pH and CaCl2‐extractable P while decreasing CaCl2‐extractable aluminium. An additional liming trial indicated that the beneficial effects of FYM over TSP relate to liming effects. The FYM application lowers aluminium toxicity which overrules potential effects of organic P supply. Hence, genotypic ranking of yields and agronomic efficiency was inconsistent, without superior genotypes under FYM vs. TSP. However, Chomrong Dhan and FOFIFA 172 generally displayed superior yields. Chomrong Dhan is found to be more sensitive to aluminium toxicity whereas FOFIFA 172 is less performant under low P input. Aluminium tolerance should be considered when developing rice genotypes for high P efficiency in weathered soils.

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Farmyard manure improves phosphorus use efficiency in weathered P deficient soil

Cited by 25 publications

References 37 publications

Substituting chemical P fertilizer with organic manure: effects on double-rice yield, phosphorus use efficiency and balance in subtropical China

Substituting chemical P fertilizer with organic manure: effects on double-rice yield, phosphorus use efficiency and balance in subtropical China

The game changing role of traditional ecological knowledge based Agri amendment systems in nutrient dynamics in the stress prone semi arid tropics

Farm yard manure application mitigates aluminium toxicity and phosphorus deficiency for different upland rice genotypes

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