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Long-term analysis of soil water regime and nitrate dynamics at agricultural experimental site: Field-scale monitoring and numerical modeling using HYDRUS-1D

Krevh Vedran, Filipović Lana, Petošić Dragutin, Mustać Ivan, Bogunović Igor, Butorac Jasminka, Kisić Ivica, Defterdarović Jasmina, Nakić Zoran, Kovač Zoran, Pereira Paulo, He Hailong, Chen Rui, Toor Gurpal S., Versini Antoine, Baumgartl Thomas, Filipović Vilim. 2023. Long-term analysis of soil water regime and nitrate dynamics at agricultural experimental site: Field-scale monitoring and numerical modeling using HYDRUS-1D. Agricultural Water Management, 275:108039, 15 p.

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Résumé : Intensive agricultural practices increase agrochemical pollution, particularly nitrogen (N) based fertilizers, which present an environmental risk. This study aims to evaluate long-term (2009–2020) data on soil water regime and nitrate dynamics at an agricultural experimental site on fine-textured soils and to better understand the implications of N management in relation to groundwater pollution. The field site is located in the Biđ field (eastern Croatia), in the proximity of the Sava river. Zero-tension lysimeters were installed at six selected locations. Lysimeters were used to monitor the water regime, i.e., outflows in which nitrate concentration was measured, while additional soil-water samples were collected via 4 and 15-meter-deep monitoring wells. Soil hydraulic parameters were estimated by combining the laboratory measurements, and estimation in RETC software. Water regime and nitrate leaching in lysimeters were simulated using HYDRUS-1D for each year to allow crop rotation and to evaluate their effects individually. The HYDRUS-1D model successfully reproduced lysimeter outflows and nitrate dynamics, which was confirmed with high R2 values (water: 93% above 0.7, and nitrate: 73% above 0.7) indicating the good performance of the model simulating nitrification chain reactions. Principal component analysis (PCA) was performed to identify the relationships among all soil properties and environmental characteristics. The results showed the complex interaction of soil hydraulic properties, precipitation patterns, plant uptake, and N application. All locations have a decreasing trend of nitrate leaching over the investigation period. Most of the lysimeter outflows and elevated nitrate concentrations were connected to the wet period of the year when the soil was saturated, and evapotranspiration was low. The results of this study show that it is important to optimize N fertilizer applications for each particular environmental condition to reduce nitrate loss. The study indicates the importance of long-term field studies, key for agro-hydrological modeling and the improvement of agricultural practices.

Mots-clés Agrovoc : pollution par l'agriculture, fertilisation, nitrate, engrais azoté, engrais nitrique, lysimètre, pollution de l'eau, Zea mays, gestion des eaux

Mots-clés géographiques Agrovoc : Croatie

Mots-clés libres : Vadose zone, Agriculture, Field crops, Nitrogen management, Numerical modeling, HYDRUS-1D

Classification Agris : F04 - Fertilisation
P02 - Pollution
P10 - Ressources en eau et leur gestion

Champ stratégique Cirad : CTS 4 (2019-) - Santé des plantes, des animaux et des écosystèmes

Auteurs et affiliations

  • Krevh Vedran, University of Zagreb (HRV) - auteur correspondant
  • Filipović Lana, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Petošić Dragutin, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Mustać Ivan, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Bogunović Igor, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Butorac Jasminka, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Kisić Ivica, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Defterdarović Jasmina, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Nakić Zoran, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Kovač Zoran, University of Zagreb (HRV)
  • Pereira Paulo, Mykolas Romeris University (LTU)
  • He Hailong, Northwest A&F University (CHN)
  • Chen Rui, Shihezi University (CHN)
  • Toor Gurpal S., University of Maryland (USA)
  • Versini Antoine, CIRAD-PERSYST-UPR Recyclage et risque (REU) ORCID: 0000-0002-5119-0567
  • Baumgartl Thomas, Federation University (AUS)
  • Filipović Vilim, University of Zagreb (HRV)

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