Title:	Correcao do solo e adubacao da cultura da soja.
Authors:	SOUSA, D. M. G. de LOBATO, E.
Date Issued:	1996
Citation:	Planaltina, DF: EMBRAPA-CPAC, 1996.
Pages:	30p.
Description:	In order to grow soybeans in cerrado soils it is necessary a previous, reduction of soil acidity and to build up the soil fertility. It is recommended the application of limestone to raise the soil pH up to the range between 5,5 and 6,0 or to increase base saturation up to 50%. The chemical constraints for root growth in the subsurface soil layers, such as the high aluminum saturation and/or calcium defficiency, can be overcome by the addition of gypsum. The recomended levels of gypsum vary from 700 kg/ha for sandy soils to 3200 kg/ha for heavy clayey soils. Fertilizers to supply phosphorus and potassium are recommended according to their availability in the soil determined by chemical analysis. Critical levels for those nutrients as well as the fertilizers recommendations are presented and vary with soil clay content. Alternatives for these aplications are offered. As for the micronutrients, the fertilizers recommendations are based on their availability detected either by plant or soil analysis. The most common deficiency is related to zinc. There are, also, some indications for boron and copper defficiencies after a few years of cropping.
Thesagro:	Acidez do Solo Adubação Calagem Cerrado Fertilidade do Solo Fertilizante Potássico Fertilizante Nitrogenado Fertilizante Fosfatado Glycine Max Microelemento Oxisol Soja
NAL Thesaurus:	acid soils Ferralsols fertilizer application liming nitrogen fertilizers soybeans soil fertility trace elements
Keywords:	Micronutriente Avaliacao Aspecto economico Phosphate fertilizers Potash fertilizers Micronutrient fertilizers Evaluation Economic situation
Series/Report no.:	(EMBRAPA-CPAC. Circular Tecnica, 33).
Type of Material:	Folhetos
Access:	openAccess
Appears in Collections:	Circular Técnica (CPAC)