INFLUENCE OF ORGANIC COMPOSTS ON THE CROP ROTATION PRODUCTIVITY AND THEIR PAYBACK BY INCREASING THE YIELD
The article deals with the comparative characteristics of traditional peat-manure compost and multipurpose compost (KMN) obtained by the technology of accelerated fermentation of organic raw materials. The chemical composition of composts as organic fertilizers is described and biochemical indicators of the quality of the resulting grain are given. The studies were carried out on soddy-medium-podzolic gley sandy loamy soil and on soddy-strongly podzolic gleyic light loamy soil The largest amount of nutrients came from peat-manure compost, while KMN with a high content of potassium and phosphorus is most favorable for sod-podzolic soils depleted in potassium and, in some cases, phosphorus. The effectiveness of the use of organic fertilizers is a fundamental element in increasing the fertility of sod-podzolic soils and increasing the productivity of agricultural crops. The results of studies of the influence of various types and doses of composts on the formation of the yield of the link of grain-grass crop rotation are presented. In the first year of fertilization, the increase in yield from the application of KMN at a dose of 15 t/ha was 70.4 - 85.1%. In general, over 3 years of the link of grain-grass crop rotation, the increase in yield from the use of KMN in different doses amounted to 19.7 - 76.4%. At the same time, an increase in yield was obtained from peat-manure compost at the level of 19.6 - 35.1%. The greatest amount of ash elements was observed in variants with peat-manure compost and KMN, which indicates the richness of composts with nutrients. The greatest payback of 21.6-31.2 kg a.i./kg NPK was provided by KMN in all doses. At the same time, peat-manure compost is much less - 5.0 - 11.4 kg a.i./kg NPK. The maximum coefficient of energy efficiency was provided by KMN in all doses of 27.9-37.1. Peat manure compost has shown efficiency at the level of mineral fertilizers.