Repeated Manure Application for Eleven Years Stimulates Enzymatic Activities and Improves Soil Attributes in a Typic Hapludalf - Ferreira, Paulo A. A.; Coronas, Mariana V.; Dantas, Max K. L.; Somavilla, André; Brunetto, Gustavo; Ceretta, Carlos A.; Giacomini, Sandro J.; Gubiani, Paulo I.; Boitt, Gustavo; Soares, Claudio R. F. S.; Kaschuk, Glaciela; Bordallo, Samya U.; et al. (Agronomy (Basel), 2021)
Keywords: Acid phosphatase; Acidification; Agricultural development; Agricultural production; agronomy; Animal wastes; Beans; Cattle; Cattle manure; Corn; Crop yield; Dry matter; Enzymatic activity; Fertilizers; field experimentation; forage; Glucosidase; Grain; grain yield; Hapludalfs; hydraulic conductivity; maize; manure spreading; Manures; microbial phosphorus stock; Mineral fertilizers; No-till cropping; no-tillage; Nutrients; Organic carbon; Organic soils; Pig manure; Slurries; Soil acidification; Soil chemistry; Soil density; Soil improvement; Soil pH; soil respiration; Soils; Sustainability; Sustainable agriculture; Sustainable development; swine; Tillage; total nitrogen; Total organic carbon; turnips; Wheat; Brazil