The rational management of soils and sustainability of irrigated coffee

Coffee production in the Araguari region, Brazil, varies mainly with differences in soil properties such as structure, clay content, compaction, biological activity, drainage conditions and available soil water. Irrigation requirements in red yellowlatosols, dark red latosols, dusky red latosols, eutrophic dark red latosols, red yellow podzolic soils, latosolic Cambisols and eutrophic Cambisols in relation to soil properties are discussed. The effects of urea, P and K fertilizers, mechanical tillage or no tillage and application of herbicides on coffee production are assessed.

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Main Authors: 92132 Mazza, J.A., 119135 Silva, M.M., 106772 Prata, P.N., 115452 Samaia, A.
Format: biblioteca
Published: 2001
Subjects:COFFEA, CAFE, ABONOS, HERBICIDAS, RIEGO, FERRALSOLES, MANEJO DEL SUELO, CARACT MICROMORFOLOGICAS DEL SUELO, PROPIEDADES FISICO-QUIMICAS SUELO, TIPOS DE SUELOS, SOSTENIBILIDAD, LABRANZA, NECESIDADES DE AGUA,
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Summary:Coffee production in the Araguari region, Brazil, varies mainly with differences in soil properties such as structure, clay content, compaction, biological activity, drainage conditions and available soil water. Irrigation requirements in red yellowlatosols, dark red latosols, dusky red latosols, eutrophic dark red latosols, red yellow podzolic soils, latosolic Cambisols and eutrophic Cambisols in relation to soil properties are discussed. The effects of urea, P and K fertilizers, mechanical tillage or no tillage and application of herbicides on coffee production are assessed.