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Maize yield affected by different organic and mineral fertilization

Mihaela Šatvar (UGent) , Željko Jukić, Sanja Slunjski, Zvonimir Stipić and Lepomir Čoga
(2019) 54th Croatian and 14th International Symposium on Agriculture, Proceedings. In Zbornik radova p.31-35
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This study compares the effect of application of diferent organic and mineral fertilizers on maize (Zea mays L.) yield. Objective was to evaluate the biogas-digestate as a nutrient source for maize production. The used digestate was obtained after the anaerobic digestion from mixture of maize silage and the liquid cattle manure. Eight treatments were established in four replicates including digestate (soild and liquid), NPK fertilizer (with top dressing of CAN), liquid cattle manure, combination of digestate with NPK and control. Maize yield was statistically different between treatments, highest value was obtained at NPK treatment while lowest at control. Digestate showed positive fertilizing effect on yield.
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organic and mineral fertilizer, digestate, maize, yield

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MLA
Šatvar, Mihaela, et al. “Maize Yield Affected by Different Organic and Mineral Fertilization.” 54th Croatian and 14th International Symposium on Agriculture, Proceedings, edited by Boro Mioč and Ivan Širić, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture, 2019, pp. 31–35.
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Šatvar, M., Jukić, Ž., Slunjski, S., Stipić, Z., & Čoga, L. (2019). Maize yield affected by different organic and mineral fertilization. In B. Mioč & I. Širić (Eds.), 54th Croatian and 14th International Symposium on Agriculture, Proceedings (pp. 31–35). Zagreb, Croatia: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture.
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Šatvar, Mihaela, Željko Jukić, Sanja Slunjski, Zvonimir Stipić, and Lepomir Čoga. 2019. “Maize Yield Affected by Different Organic and Mineral Fertilization.” In 54th Croatian and 14th International Symposium on Agriculture, Proceedings, edited by Boro Mioč and Ivan Širić, 31–35. Zagreb, Croatia: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture.
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Šatvar, Mihaela, Željko Jukić, Sanja Slunjski, Zvonimir Stipić, and Lepomir Čoga. 2019. “Maize Yield Affected by Different Organic and Mineral Fertilization.” In 54th Croatian and 14th International Symposium on Agriculture, Proceedings, ed by. Boro Mioč and Ivan Širić, 31–35. Zagreb, Croatia: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture.
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Šatvar M, Jukić Ž, Slunjski S, Stipić Z, Čoga L. Maize yield affected by different organic and mineral fertilization. In: Mioč B, Širić I, editors. 54th Croatian and 14th International Symposium on Agriculture, Proceedings. Zagreb, Croatia: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture; 2019. p. 31–5.
IEEE
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M. Šatvar, Ž. Jukić, S. Slunjski, Z. Stipić, and L. Čoga, “Maize yield affected by different organic and mineral fertilization,” in 54th Croatian and 14th International Symposium on Agriculture, Proceedings, Vodice, Croatia, 2019, pp. 31–35.
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