Articles by Martti Kurki

Martti Kurki. Eloperäisten viljelysmaiden hivenravinnetilanteesta.
English title: Trace elements in organic agricultural soils.
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The study showed that the levels of copper, boron, zinc and cobolt in organic soils are in general lower than those in mineral soils. However, for manganese it was quite the opposite. There were no clear differences found between the levels of molybdenum and selenium in different soil types. Trace element levels in different geographical areas varied considerably. Since the results of this study indicate that the trace element situation in agricultural soils appears to be following an unfavourable trend, the situation must be closely watched by means of cultivation studies. Good yields must be mainted if the food requirements of people and livestock are to be met.
  • Kurki, E-mail: ei.tietoa@nn.oo (email)
Martti Kurki. Suomen peltojen maalaji-, multavuus- ja happamuussuhteista.
English title: Soil classes of Finnish agricultural soils with special reference to their mull contents and acidity.
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  • Kurki, E-mail: ei.tietoa@nn.oo (email)
Martti Kurki. Suoviljelysten viljavuustutkimuksista.
English title: Fertility studies of cultivated peatlands.
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  • Kurki, E-mail: ei.tietoa@nn.oo (email)
Martti Kurki. Suoviljelysten hivenravinnetilanteesta viljavuustutkimusten perusteella.
English title: On the trace element nutrient conditions in cultivated peat lands on the strength of productivity investigations.
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Martti Kurki. Suoviljelysten viljavuudesta viljavuustutkimuksen valossa.
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