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Shibikeyeva Aigerim Meirambayevna, Rakhimzhan Yeleshevich Yeleshev, Malimbayeva Alma Dzhumabekovna, Ivanov Andrey Leonidovich and Kaldybayev Sagynbay
1Kazakh National Agrarian University Kazakhstan, 050010, Almaty, Abai Street, 8 2V.V. Dokuchaev, Soil Science Institute Russia, 109017, Moscow, Pyzhevskiy lane, 7
ABSTRACT: The article presents results of studies of late cabbage grown in the four-field intensive crop rotation secured in 1992 on a dark brown soil. The studies have shown that coefficients of fertilizer nutrients in nitrogen ranged 71-86%, in phosphorus 20-21% and in potassium 109-154%. At that a high coefficient in nitrogen (86%), phosphorus (21%) and potassium (154%) was detected in a sample with a double dose of complete fertilizer. With the increase of nutrient removal fertilizer coefficients increased.
KEYWORDS: Fertilizer; Cabbage; Yield; soil; Nitrogen; Phosphorus; Potassium
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