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Nitrogen application on maize cultivated under no-tillage system in a year with normal precipitation and with “El-Niño”

D. Wolschick, R. Carlesso, M. T. Petry, S. O. Jadoski

01/Jun/2003

In this study the split application of nitrogen and the maize crop pre-sowing nitrogen application under a no-tillage system followed by black oat, with two rainfall regimes were evaluated. Treatments were: (a) application of 150 kg ha-1 of N in pre-sowing and 30 kg ha-1 of N at sowing with 1997/98 “El-Niño” rainfall applications; (b) nitrogen application, being 30 kg ha-1 of N at sowing, and 30 kg ha-1 of N at 31 and 57 days after emergency (DAE), with “El-Niño” rainfall applications; (c) without N application and “El-Niño” […]

Soil and water losses in periods of climatic anomalies: “El Niño” and “La Niña” in southern Brazil

T. J. C. Amado, D. Prochnow, F. L. F. Eltz

01/Sep/2002

The climate of Southern Brazil is affected by climatic anomalies called “El Niño” and “La Niña”. During the first phenomenon, the precipitation volume is higher than normal. On the contrary, water deficits are observed during “La Niña”. Data of soil and water losses associated to these climatic anomalies are scarce, making their study the main objective of this work. An experiment on soil loss by natural rainfall was carried out on that account in Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul […]