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Soil productivity parameters in alternative cropping systems - Masilionyte, Laura;MaikSteniene, Stanislava
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Intensive cropping system poses the problems of soil and water pollution, reduction of biodiversity, and other environmental issues. Organic and sustainable cropping systems are an alternative, which helps to prevent the negative consequences caused by intensive cropping system. The relevant issue that modern agricultural science has to resolve is how to maintain sustainability of major soil parameters and increase the productivity of crop rotation plants with the use of various fertilizers and catch crops in the soil differing in humus status during the shift from intensive to alternative cropping systems.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Intensive cropping system poses the problems of soil and water pollution, reduction of biodiversity, and other environmental issues. Organic and sustainable cropping systems are an alternative, which helps to prevent the negative consequences caused by intensive cropping system. The relevant issue that modern agricultural science has to resolve is how to maintain sustainability of major soil parameters and increase the productivity of crop rotation plants with the use of various fertilizers and catch crops in the soil differing in humus status during the shift from intensive to alternative cropping systems.
Autorenporträt
Laura Masilionyt entered to the PhD studies at the Lithuanian Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry in 2006. Her supervisor was dr. Stanislava Maik t nien . Dr. Laura Masilionyt has graduated and obtained PhD degree in 2011. Her research topic is changes in soil productivity parameters in organic and sustainable cropping systems.