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This study had the objective to evaluate the effect of irrigation and fertigation (N) in the hydraulic conductivity of a dystrophic Oxisol cultivated with sugarcane (second year). The experimental design comprised randomized blocks in a 5 x 2 factorial scheme, with four replications. Treatments consisted of five levels of water replacement (100, 75, 50, 25 and 0%), with and without fertirrigation (N). The planting of sugarcane, cultivar RB85-5453, was performed in a double row (W-shaped), 8 m long, with 1.80 m spacing between the double rows, the distance between the crops in the double row was 0.40 m, with a total area of 52,8 m in each paddock. For treatments with water, replacement (WR) a drip tube was placed in the ground at a depth of 0.20 m among the furrows of the double row. The drip tube (DRIPNET PC 16150) comprised a thin wall, 1.0 bar pressure, nominal discharge 1.0 L h, and 0.50 m spacing between drippers. Nitrogen was applied by fertirrigation at a dose of 100 Kg ha, at 30-day intervals, with 10 applications throughout the development of the sugarcane culture. Potassium fertilization was fully realized at planting. Nitrogen was spread only in the treatment with 0% water replacement. Was evaluated Hydraulic conductivity versus log pressure head, at a depth of 40 cm using RETC software. The hydraulic conductivity of water replacement of 100% with fertigation was 14.6% higher than in the water replacement of 100% without fertigation.

UNSATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY OF A DYSTROPHIC OXISOL CULTIVATED WITH SUGARCANE