Determination of the impacts of organic and organomineral fertilizers developed from the organic materials of Af？in-Elbistan basin lignite pit on the yield and yield components of wheat and on some soil characteristics

In this study, a field experiment for a period of one year was built in Haymana County of the city of Ankara for Inner Anatolia Region representing the conditions of organomineral conditions obtained via the combination of humic acid, organic soil conditioners obtained from the organic materials with current contents defined at the site of Af？in- Elbistan Lignite and chemical fertilizer combinations at different rates. The effects of the applied materials on some properties of soil were determined. Besides, in the experiment of Haymana, coincident 10 plants were picked from the harvest plots, length of the spica were conducted, plots were harvested via plot combine harvester, gluten, index, hectoliter, protein and moisture analyses as indicators of wheat quality in grain were performed. Organic material application increased the plant height, as well as the application of organic materials added to the soil alone and with chemical fertilizers compared to the 20 kg da-1 DAP application, which is the traditional application of the region, increased the wheat yield significantly. All of the applications increased in soil pH, organic matter and exchangeable potassium in accordance with the control of applications (p<0.05). As a result considering the characteristics that were determined as a whole, it was determined that it was important for wheat growing to analyze the organic materials found in significant numbers in Af？in-Elbistan Lignite Pit as an organic soil conditioner by themselves through running content analyses, as organomineral fertilizer, K-humate, and humic acid