Comparison between production data of corn grown on natural and reconstituted soils

Paolo Manfredi, Chiara Cassinari, Dante Tassi, Marco Trevisan

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Abstract

The aim of this work is to evaluate the production data of corn grown on two different soils, one natural, and the other reconstituted, using the same doses of fertilizers but with different irrigation water. In this way we want to examine the characteristics of water consumption of the reconstituted soils; that is soils resulting from treatment of degraded one, throught a recently developed technology that produces a new soil with interesting environmental and agronomic properties. This technology has been financed by the European Union with the instrument LIFE + 2010 (Life 10 ENV IT 400 "New Life") by a demonstration work of five years, for the restoration of a degraded soil located in the province of Piacenza. The conceptual model of the treatment is the disgregation and reconstitution of soils by a process that operates mainly on the structural elements, on the physical incorporation of organic matrices (soil amendments) and chemical stabilization of organic carbon.
Lingua originaleEnglish
Titolo della pubblicazione ospiteBCD 2013
Pagine195
Numero di pagine1
Stato di pubblicazionePubblicato - 2013
EventoBCD 2013 - Bari
Durata: 17 ott 201320 ott 2013

Convegno

ConvegnoBCD 2013
CittàBari
Periodo17/10/1320/10/13

Keywords

  • water conservation, soil reconstituted, desertification, degraded soils, soil correction

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