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Whey Permeate as fertilizer: Response of crops and Natrustol soil changes. Whey Permeate (PS) could be used as fertilizer and nutrients to the soil. Saline and sodium content can damage it. The response of silo corn and alfalfa was evaluated in Natrustol soil en the east center of Córdoba (Argentina). The doses was between 30 and 120 m3 PS / ha. Production, physical and chemical soil properties were measured up to 30 cm. Production not increase; the Nt, P, Ca and interchangeable Na increased. There were no differences in organic matter, cation PERMEADO DE SUERO COMO ABONO: RESPUESTA DE CULTIVOS Y CAMBIOS EN UN NATRUSTOL1 e-ISSN 2346-9129 Badino, O.N.; Felli, O.; Pilatti, M.A.; Ghiberto, P.J. & Miretti, M.C. Permeado de suero como abono: Respuesta de cultivos y cambios en un natrustol. FAVE Ciencias Agrarias 18 (1): 7-24. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 1.Financiado por CA+ID 2011 (UNL) 20/C409 y PICT-2012-2691. 2.Departamento de Producción Animal. Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias (UNL). Kreder 2805. (3080HOF) Esperanza, provincia de Santa Fe. Telefax +54 (3496) 426400. Email: mpilatti@fca.unl.edu.ar 3.Departamento Ciencias del Ambiente. Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias (UNL). Manuscrito recibido el 12 de diciembre de 2018 y aceptado para su publicación el 4 de junio de 2019. 8 | Revista FAVE Ciencias Agrarias 18 (1) 2019 O. Badino et al. exchange capacity, interchangeable K; salinity and pH. The Nt and P are mobile in the soil profile: risk of groundwater contamination. The highest doses deteriorate the stability of aggregates, the hydraulic conductivity (Ks) and the optimal water interval (IHO). It is recommended doses from 30 to 60 m3/ ha of PS, measuring PS composition, monitor Nt, P, Na in the soil profile, Ks and the density to estimate the IHO.