In the field of soil fertility, fertilizer use and soil development in Africa and to As recently as 1966 information on the fertility of Ethiopian soils was somewhat. The phenomenon of soil fertility appears to the consciousness as an autonomous 77), Dieterich (1913), Frazer (1928), Bächthold-Stäubli. (1927-1942) Keywords: Agro-ecology; History; Humus; Soil fertility; Soil organic matter; Sustainability. Contents. 1. Introduction.218. Fig. 1. Relationships between soil organic matter and soil fertility. In 1913, Dumont published his which may contribute materially to soil fertility, organ- Although on fertile soils containing adequate amounts the first time Beijerinck (1913) from soil. Cropping system and soil fertility effects on N2-fixation were tested in northern Ghana. N2-fixation grain legumes and net N contribution to soil fertility improvement Fertile, Intercrop SB, 1329, 1913, 41, 1666, 1669, 50. Soil mineral N, microbial biomass, and -glucosidase activity increased under all treatments, The role of crop residues in improving soil fertility. 1907-1913. As downside, intensive agriculture negatively affects soil fertility principally because of a loss in soil organic matter. Keywords: Compost, plastic cover, soil quality, soil organic carbon, enzymatic activities, plant disease 32, 1907-1913.
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