Paper · 1969 · Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association

FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS OF STEEPLAND SOILS IN THE WANGANUI AND RANGITIKEI DISTRICTS

L.W. Blackmore; T.E. Ludecke; D.E. Hogg

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Abstract

A study of a suite of stcepland soils in both the Wanganui and Rangitikei districts showed that the major nutrients limit,ing the growth of clovers were phosphorus and sulphur. To remedy the phosphate deficiency, 4 cwt of superphosphate per acre was required initially and by applying this amount of superphosphate the sulphur deficiency would also be rectified. Owing to the very low sulphur retention capacities of the soils, the superphosphate should be apphed in the spring. The phosphate retegtion.values indicate that the maiatenance superphosphate dressingi are likely to be 11/z to 2 cwt per acre annually. The initial responses to lime were small and would not be economic. Molybdenum was not required in the development of these soils.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Phosphorus and sulphur were the major nutrients limiting the growth of clovers on the steepland soils.

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cloversTrifoliume0
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major nutrients limit,ing the growth of cloverse0

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“the major nutrients limit,ing the growth of clovers were phosphorus and sulphur”

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About 4 cwt of superphosphate per acre was required initially to remedy phosphate deficiency, and this would also rectify the sulphur deficiency.

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superphosphate per acre was required initiallye0
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4 cwte0

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“4 cwt of superphosphate per acre was required initially”

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Superphosphate should be applied in the spring because of the very low sulphur retention capacities of the soils.

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superphosphate should be apphed in the springe0

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“the superphosphate should be apphed in the spring”

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Annual maintenance superphosphate dressings are likely to be 1.5 to 2 cwt per acre.

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maiatenance superphosphate dressingie0
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11/z to 2 cwt per acree0

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“maiatenance superphosphate dressingi are likely to be 11/z to 2 cwt per acre annually”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Initial responses to lime were small and would not be economic.

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initial responsese0
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“The initial responses to lime were small and would not be economic”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Molybdenum was not required in the development of these soils.

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Molybdenum was not requirede0

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“Molybdenum was not required in the development of these soils”

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