Impact of Different Grazing Systems on Soil Environment in the Ecotone of Grassland and Farmland to the East Yellow River of Ningxia Region
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Impact of Different Grazing Systems on Soil Environment in the Ecotone of Grassland and Farmland to the East Yellow River of Ningxia Region
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 26, Issue 6, Pages: 220-225(2007)
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1. 宁夏农林科学院 荒漠化治理研究所
2. ,北京,100081
3. 宁夏农林科学院 荒漠化治理研究所 .,宁夏,银川,750002
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WANG Zhan-jun, JIANG Qi, LIU Hua, et al. Impact of Different Grazing Systems on Soil Environment in the Ecotone of Grassland and Farmland to the East Yellow River of Ningxia Region[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2007, 26(6): 220-225.
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WANG Zhan-jun, JIANG Qi, LIU Hua, et al. Impact of Different Grazing Systems on Soil Environment in the Ecotone of Grassland and Farmland to the East Yellow River of Ningxia Region[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2007, 26(6): 220-225.DOI:
Impact of Different Grazing Systems on Soil Environment in the Ecotone of Grassland and Farmland to the East Yellow River of Ningxia Region
The study was conducted for different grazing systems in the ecotone of grassland and farmland in Ningxia sandy lands.Results indicated that soil moist ure was higher in the 6th rotational grazing area and lower under the conditions of continuous grazing and enclosing.The varieties of it with seasons and rainfall amount under different grazing systems had the same trends.Soil bulk densities under enclosing and u nder 6
4
and 2 areas rotational grazing were 6%
7.77%
1.96%
and 1.43% lower than that of continuous graz- ing
respectively
and soil porosities
7.38%
4.67%
3.79%
and 4.72%
respectively.The contents of soil organic matter
total nit rogen
total phosphorus
and total potassium presented their maximums under free grazing
but the differences among the grazing systems tested were not notable.It was also showed t hat soil rapidly available potassium u nder the 6 areas rotational grazing was higher
and under continuous grazing was lower than the others.