벼 건답직파 재배시 볏짚처리 및 질소분시가 질소 흡수에 미치는 영향

Effect of Rice Straw Treatment and Nitrogen Split Application on Nitrogen Uptake by Direct Seeding on Dry Paddy Rice

벼 건답직파 재배시 볏짚 시용과 질소 분시에 따른 벼 질소 흡수 양상을 검토하고자 호남평야지인 전북통에서 동진벼를 공시하여 포장 시험한 결과를 요약하면 다음과 같다. 1. 건답기간중 토양질소의 변화 양상을 보면 요소태질소는 파종후 7일이후에는 검출되지 않았으나, $NH_4-N$는 파종후 7일, $NO_3-N$는 파종후 25일에 최대값을 나타냈다. 2. 토양 깊이 70cm에서 채취된 토양 용액중 $NO_3-N$의 농도는 질소분시가 적은 기비중점인 구에서 파종후 생육초기에 감소되는 양이 많았으며, 볏짚을 처리함 으로써 표토로부터 심토로 이동되는 양을 감소시킬수 있었다. 3. 수확기 질소흡수량은 볏짚시용시 질소3회 분시구에서 가장 많았으며, 시비질소에 의한 질소이용률은 20%였으나, 볏짚 시용으로 27%까지 향상 시킬수 있었다. 4. 질소 분시에 따른 수량은 관행 5070 kg/ha, 질소 전량 기비구 4970 kg/ha, 2회 분시구 5110 kg/ha, 3회 분시구 5150 kg/ha로 관행에 비하여 근소한 차이로 증가 되었다.

Field experiments were conducted on Jeonbug series (Fine silty, mesic family of Aeric Fluventic Haplaquepts), to study the effect of split application of N fertilizer in combination with rice straw on N use efficiency of dry-soil-direct seeded paddy rice. Treatments involved conventional application of N (in three splits; 40% at planting, 30% at five leaf stage and at heading stage) without rice straw, all basal application of N with straw application (5000 kg/ha), N application in two splits (70% at planting and 30% at heading stage) with rice straw application and N application in three splits (40% at planting, 30% at five leaf stage, 30% at heading stage) with application of rice straw. There was Zero N plot too for the estimation of N use efficiency. Seeding was done on dry soil and the filed was flooded 32 days after seeding. The fertilizer application rates were 160, 70, and 80 kg/ha of N, $P_2O_5$ and $K_2O$, respectively. The experiment was conducted for two years, in the same filed. The apparent use efficiency of fertilizer N by rice tended to be higher under the application of rice straw when N was applied in three splits. This, however, did not increase the yield of rice significantly. Even under the application of rice straw, the apparent N use efficiency was lower when N fertilizer was applied in one dose at the planting and in two splits. The lower N use efficiency in these cases, did not yield of rice significantly. The periodical analysis of mineral N in the soil suggested that higher mineral N in the soil at the early stages was responsible for the lower apparent N use efficiency.