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Information × Registration Number 0221U102846, 0116U000601 , R & D reports Title Scientific basis of management of soil organic matter accumulation and transformation under anthropogenic effects with different intensity popup.stage_title Head Skrylnyk Euvgen V, Доктор сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 10-02-2021 Organization National Scientific Center «Institute for Soil Science and Agrochemistry Research named after O. N. Sokolovsky» popup.description2  The purpose of research is to evaluate and scientifically substantiate the nature of accumulation and transformation of soil organic matter by anthropogenic influences of different intensity (soil type, cultivated crop, fertilizers, tillage, new fertilizers based on local raw materials), which will promote carbon sequestration. The object of research is the processes of accumulation and transformation of soil organic matter under anthropogenic influence of different intensity. Research methods - field, laboratory-analytical, settlement and comparative, mathematical and statistical method. Peculiarities of accumulation and transformation of soil organic matter in different soil-climatic zones of Ukraine under different anthropogenic factors (cultivation of monoculture, fertilizer systems, tillage technologies, as well as for the use of new types of fertilizers) are analyzed. On the basis of these data the scientific and methodical bases of management of accumulation and transformation of organic matter of soils at anthropogenic influence of various intensity are offered. Novelty - a differentiated approach to the management of soil organic matter, depending on soil and climatic conditions, the availability of material resources for the reproduction of soil humus and the level of anthropogenic load on soil resources. Efficiency of implementation - a set of agricultural practices aimed at improving the humus state of the soil allows accumulating up to 0.1 tons of carbon per hectare of agricultural land per year. The field of application is agriculture. Product Description popup.authors Artemeva Katerina S Hetmanenko Viktoria A Kutova Angela M popup.nrat_date 2021-02-10 Close