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引用次数: 22
摘要
放牧最重要的影响是由于动物的交通造成的土壤压实。本研究在国立农业大学农学院动物科学系肉牛与奶牛研究站,利用入渗参数,探讨放牧对土壤压实退化的影响。研究使用了未放牧和放牧的两块田地(放养率为120头牛,持续3周)。测定了土壤的物理性质,如质地、含水量、容重、总孔隙度和通气性。利用双环渗透计进行了现场入渗研究,测定了1小时的吸附率(S)和稳态渗透性(Ko),以确定累积入渗量(I)。根据S和Ko值计算了初始积水时间或径流启动时间(tp)。I的平均值为1490 mm和500 mm;S 2.72 mm/ S 1/2和1.030 mm/ S 1/2;Ko为0.060 mm/s,放牧地为0.0080 mm/s。在降雨速率为5 mm/h时,放牧地的tp为79.00 s,未放牧地的tp为419.00 s。据观察,如果降雨量超过每小时10毫米,就会在这两块土地上造成瞬时积水和/或径流。因此,由于土壤压实,牛放牧对土壤结构和渗透是有害的。总的来说,入渗参数被认为是评估土壤因压实而退化的非常有用的工具。
Assessment of Soil Degradation Due to Compaction Resulting From Cattle Grazing Using Infiltration Parameters
The most essential effect of grazing is soil compaction due to animal traffic. The study was conducted to investigate the role of cattle grazing in soil degradation resulting from compaction using infiltration parameters at the Beef and Dairy Cattle Research Station of the Department of Animal Science of the Faculty of Agriculture, KNUST. Two fields, ungrazed and grazed (with a stocking rate of 120 cattle for three weeks) were used for the study. Physical properties such as soil texture, moisture content, bulk density, total porosity and aeration were determined. Field infiltration studies from which sorptivity (S) and steady state infiltrability (Ko) were determined were conducted with a double ring infiltrometer for one hour to determine the cumulative infiltration amount (I). The time-to-incipient ponding or runoff initiation time (tp) was calculated from the S and Ko values. Mean values of I were 1490 mm and 500 mm; S 2.72 mm/s 1/2 and 1.030 mm/s 1/2 ; Ko, 0.060 mm/s and 0.0080 mm/s for the ungrazed and grazed fields, respectively. The tp at a rainfall rate of 5 mm/h was recorded as 79.00 s on the grazed field and 419.00 s for the ungrazed field. It was observed that rainfall rates in excess of 10 mm/h would cause instantaneous ponding and/or runoff on both fields. Grazing by cattle was, thus, established to be deleterious to soil structure and infiltration due to soil compaction. Overall, infiltration parameters were found to be very useful tools for the evaluation of soil degradation due to compaction.