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Evaluation of Soil Organic Carbon of Upland Soil According to Fertilization and Agricultural Management Using DNDC Model

이경숙 1 Yoon, KwangSik 1 최동호 2 정재운 3 CHOI, WOOJUNG 1 Sangsun Lim 1

1전남대학교
2전남대학교 지역바이오시스템공학과
3국립환경과학원 영산강물환경연구소

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ABSTRACT

To mitigate the impacts of climate change on agricultural ecosystems, development ofagricultural management for enhanced soil carbon sequestration is required. In this study, the effectsof fertilizer types (chemical fertilizer and manure compost), cropping systems, and crop residuemanagement on SOC(Soil Organic Carbon) sequestration were investigated. Summer corn andwinter barley were cultivated on experimental plots under natural rainfall conditions for two years with chemical fertilizer and manure compost. Soil samples were collected conducted and analyzedfor SOC for soil. To estimate long-term variation patterns of SOC, DNDC was run with theexperimental data and the weather input parameters from 1981 to 2010. DNDC simulation demonstrated SOC reduction by chemical fertilizer treatment unless plantresidues are returned; whereas compost treatments increased SOC under the same conditions andSOC increment was proportional to compost application rate. In addition, SOC further increasedunder corn-barley cropping system over single corn cropping due to more compost application. Regardless of nutrient input type, residue return increased SOC; however, the magnitude of SOCincrease by residue return was lower than by compost application.

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This paper was written with support from the National Research Foundation of Korea.