NY/T 3552-2020 in English
VALIDTechnical specification for field experiment of water-soluble fertilizers
- Issued on:2020-03-20
- Implemented on:2020-07-01
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Introduction
Interpretation of the core content of the standard
This standard establishes a complete technical framework for the field trial of macro-element water-soluble fertilizers, focusing on regulating three major links:
| Test links | Flush application scheme | Spraying scheme | Drip irrigation scheme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic treatment | Conventional fertilization + clear water control | Conventional fertilization + clear water control | Conventional fertilization + clear water control |
| Test variables | Flush application of water-soluble fertilizers | Foliar spraying of water-soluble fertilizers | Drip irrigation of water-soluble fertilizer |
| Replication requirements | 3-5 times replication/random block | ||
Key technical points
1. Experimental design specifications
Set the area of the plot according to the difference in crop types:
- Densely planted crops: 20-50m² (low value for rice/wheat, high value for corn/cotton)
- Protected vegetables: ≥15m² and ≥3 beds
- Fruit trees: ≥4 plants or 40m², the consistency of tree age must be ensured
2. Data analysis methods
The analysis of variance (F test) combined with LSR/LSD multiple comparisons was used. The evaluation indicators included:
Example: Experimental data from a vineyard showed that water-soluble fertilizer treatment increased yield by 12.7% compared with conventional fertilization, increased sugar content by 1.8°Brix, and achieved an output-input ratio of 3.2:1 (P<0.05)
Implementation Suggestions
Operation Precautions
- Soil sampling strictly follows the NY/T 1121.1 standard to determine basic indicators such as organic matter, available nutrients, and pH value
- Perennial crop experiments need to last for more than 2 years to avoid the impact of inter-annual climate differences
- Drip irrigation test needs to record the EC value of irrigation water to prevent water quality from interfering with the results
Economic benefit evaluation model
It is recommended to use the following formula for calculation:
Input-output ratio = (increased output value of fertilization - fertilization cost) / fertilization cost
The increased output value is calculated based on the local average market price of agricultural products

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