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Slide 1 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012
Slide 2 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf
Slide 3 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil.
Slide 4 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods
Slide 5 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods
Slide 6 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95
Slide 7 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars.
Slide 8 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH
Slide 9 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC.
Slide 10 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results
Slide 11 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation.
Slide 12 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95.
Slide 13 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Total N availability (NH4-N and NO3-N) was relatively high (48%) on day 31 for feather meal and blood meal, but decreased on days 52 and 80 likely due to immobilization. Nmin was highest on day 95, ~63% for feather meal and ~67% for blood meal. N min from bone meal started earlier (day 15) at about 36% and gradually increased to about 48% on day 95.
Slide 14 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Total N availability (NH4-N and NO3-N) was relatively high (48%) on day 31 for feather meal and blood meal, but decreased on days 52 and 80 likely due to immobilization. Nmin was highest on day 95, ~63% for feather meal and ~67% for blood meal. N min from bone meal started earlier (day 15) at about 36% and gradually increased to about 48% on day 95. Ammonium and nitrate in treated soils Nitrogen loss can be substantial if optimum crop uptake does not coincide with the peak release of N, and nitrate leaching is an important avenue of loss if excessive rain or irrigation is applied.
Slide 15 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Total N availability (NH4-N and NO3-N) was relatively high (48%) on day 31 for feather meal and blood meal, but decreased on days 52 and 80 likely due to immobilization. Nmin was highest on day 95, ~63% for feather meal and ~67% for blood meal. N min from bone meal started earlier (day 15) at about 36% and gradually increased to about 48% on day 95. Ammonium and nitrate in treated soils Nitrogen loss can be substantial if optimum crop uptake does not coincide with the peak release of N, and nitrate leaching is an important avenue of loss if excessive rain or irrigation is applied. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Synchronizing N mineralization from organic fertilizers to provide or maintain adequate N availability for crop production.
Slide 16 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Total N availability (NH4-N and NO3-N) was relatively high (48%) on day 31 for feather meal and blood meal, but decreased on days 52 and 80 likely due to immobilization. Nmin was highest on day 95, ~63% for feather meal and ~67% for blood meal. N min from bone meal started earlier (day 15) at about 36% and gradually increased to about 48% on day 95. Ammonium and nitrate in treated soils Nitrogen loss can be substantial if optimum crop uptake does not coincide with the peak release of N, and nitrate leaching is an important avenue of loss if excessive rain or irrigation is applied. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Synchronizing N mineralization from organic fertilizers to provide or maintain adequate N availability for crop production. Changes in nitrogen forms in control soils at various times of incubation.
Slide 17 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Total N availability (NH4-N and NO3-N) was relatively high (48%) on day 31 for feather meal and blood meal, but decreased on days 52 and 80 likely due to immobilization. Nmin was highest on day 95, ~63% for feather meal and ~67% for blood meal. N min from bone meal started earlier (day 15) at about 36% and gradually increased to about 48% on day 95. Ammonium and nitrate in treated soils Nitrogen loss can be substantial if optimum crop uptake does not coincide with the peak release of N, and nitrate leaching is an important avenue of loss if excessive rain or irrigation is applied. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Synchronizing N mineralization from organic fertilizers to provide or maintain adequate N availability for crop production. Changes in nitrogen forms in control soils at various times of incubation. Soil pH after each incubation time Soil pH generally decreased with incubation. Sharp decrease in pH was noted on day 52 perhaps due to nitrification.
Slide 18 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Total N availability (NH4-N and NO3-N) was relatively high (48%) on day 31 for feather meal and blood meal, but decreased on days 52 and 80 likely due to immobilization. Nmin was highest on day 95, ~63% for feather meal and ~67% for blood meal. N min from bone meal started earlier (day 15) at about 36% and gradually increased to about 48% on day 95. Ammonium and nitrate in treated soils Nitrogen loss can be substantial if optimum crop uptake does not coincide with the peak release of N, and nitrate leaching is an important avenue of loss if excessive rain or irrigation is applied. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Synchronizing N mineralization from organic fertilizers to provide or maintain adequate N availability for crop production. Changes in nitrogen forms in control soils at various times of incubation. Soil pH after each incubation time Soil pH generally decreased with incubation. Sharp decrease in pH was noted on day 52 perhaps due to nitrification. Nitrogen mineralization from bone meal was slightly faster than from feather meal and blood meal (within 3 days). The practical significance of this observation can be used on appropriate timing of organic fertilizer application to coincide N needs of growing plants. Nitrification was highest after 80 days of incubation. Without nitrate sink, leaching loss may become an issue when there’s excessive rain or irrigation. Under anaerobic condition, nitrates could denitrify. Summary
Slide 19 - Mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers L. Sonon, D. Kissel, U. Saha, and SPW Lab Staff Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs. University of Georgia 2400 College Station Road Athens, GA SERA-6 2012 http://www.smilinggardener.com http://www.osmo-organics.co.uk/start/fertilizers_bio/en http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/110365349/Durabloom_Bio_Organic_Fertilizer FACTS ABOUT ORGANIC FOOD PRODUCTION Organic foods – fastest growing sector of agriculture. Growth in sales ~20% per year. Increasing acreage converted to organic farming. Former President Of Organic Fertilizer Company Pleads Guilty To Fraud In Connection With Selling Synthetic Fertilizer To Organic Farms http://www.justice.gov/usao/can/news/2012/2012_02_28_townsley.guiltyplea.press.html http://organic.colostate.edu/documents/Thilmany_paper.pdf http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/pubs/ofp/ofp.shtml http://www.ers.usda.gov/media/185272/eib58_1_.pdf A study was conducted to determine the rate of N mineralization of organic N following the application of high-N organic fertilizers to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers - blood meal, feather meal, and bone meal, were added to soil at a standard rate of 200 kg N/ha. The amount of N contained in each organic fertilizer was based on the total N content determined by combustion technique. Treated soils or soil blends including untreated soil were incubated for 8 weeks at 25oC and at optimal water content (field capacity). Each soil blend will be sampled on a bi-weekly basis and subsequently analyzed for total N and inorganic N (NH4 and NO3). The collected soils will also be extracted of peptides and analyzed by HPLC and MALDI-MS to evaluate the profile of protein degradation and mineralization. Nitrogen mass balance will be calculated at each sampling period. Objective Determine the N mineralization of high-N organic fertilizers applied to a low organic matter and sandy Georgia soil. Three high-N organic fertilizers: Blood Meal: 15.53% N Bone Meal: 9.29% N Feather Meal: 13.95% N Methods Rate of application: 200 kg N/ha or 100 mg N/kg soil Moisture condition during incubation: 70% field capacity Incubation time (d): 3, 8, 15, 24, 31, 52, 80, 95 Incubation Experiment Containers were covered with lids with 0.4 cm hole cut in the center. The hole was plugged with cotton ball and a parafilm was stretched over the lid to minimize water loss but allow gas exchange during incubation. Moisture content of incubated soil/organic fertilizer was maintained at 70% field capacity throughout the incubation by adding water after weighing the jars. Measurements done every sampling: NH4-N NO3-N Total N Total C Soil pH Nitrogen Mineralization Net N mineralized calculated by subtracting the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil (control) from the total mineralized N (NH4++NO3-) in soil/organic fertilizer mixtures at the time of sampling divided by the original amount of total N in organic fertilizer:   % Nmin = [(Nt-Ct)/No] x 100 Nmin = N mineralization in organic fertilizer; Nt = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from organic fertilizer and soil mixture at sampling time, t; Ct = mineral N (NH4+-N + NO3--N) from soil alone (control) at sampling; No = initial concentration of total N in organic fertilizer. The resulting N mineralization indicates the percentage of organic N mineralized from organic fertilizer alone after incubation of soil-organic fertilizer mixture at 23oC. Results NH4-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Feather meal and blood meal followed similar ammonification pattern, NH4 peaked at 31 d after incubation. Bone meal treatment showed higher NH4 in the early stages of incubation. NO3-N in soils applied with organic N fertilizers Nitrification was evident on day 52, and peaked on the day 95. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Total N availability (NH4-N and NO3-N) was relatively high (48%) on day 31 for feather meal and blood meal, but decreased on days 52 and 80 likely due to immobilization. Nmin was highest on day 95, ~63% for feather meal and ~67% for blood meal. N min from bone meal started earlier (day 15) at about 36% and gradually increased to about 48% on day 95. Ammonium and nitrate in treated soils Nitrogen loss can be substantial if optimum crop uptake does not coincide with the peak release of N, and nitrate leaching is an important avenue of loss if excessive rain or irrigation is applied. Mineralized N (NH4+NO3) at various incubation times. Synchronizing N mineralization from organic fertilizers to provide or maintain adequate N availability for crop production. Changes in nitrogen forms in control soils at various times of incubation. Soil pH after each incubation time Soil pH generally decreased with incubation. Sharp decrease in pH was noted on day 52 perhaps due to nitrification. Nitrogen mineralization from bone meal was slightly faster than from feather meal and blood meal (within 3 days). The practical significance of this observation can be used on appropriate timing of organic fertilizer application to coincide N needs of growing plants. Nitrification was highest after 80 days of incubation. Without nitrate sink, leaching loss may become an issue when there’s excessive rain or irrigation. Under anaerobic condition, nitrates could denitrify. Summary Given the low pH and sandy loam texture of soil used in this study and within the 95-d incubation period, mineralization was approximately 48% for bone meal, and about 68% for feather meal and blood meal. What’s next?
 

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