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An increase in wheat yield in 1977 on an Elstow silt loam to levels slightly greater than those of the checks was obtained on dolomite-treated (11.2 and 22.4 t/ha) plots that had formerly received 17.9 and 33.6 t/ha KCl dust, and had subsequent wheat yield reductions of 21 and 53% in 1973, and rapeseed yield reductions of 19 and 25% in 1975. Water-soluble and NH 4  Ac-extractable K in the surface horizons were increased by high application of KCl, and the Ca and Mg were reduced; K was not increased below the 55-cm depth. An application of 33.6 t/ha KCl had made this soil, below 45 cm, slightly saline due to Ca and Mg from the upper horizon’s exchange complex, and Cl from the added KCl. Eighteen months after the application of dolomite, K was slightly reduced, Ca mainly restored, and Mg partly restored in the surface 15 cm of this soil. Forty percent of the Cl applied with 33.6 t/ha KCl had leached beyond 213 cm by 1976. An upward movement of Ca and MgCl occurred during 1977.

THE AMELIORATING EFFECT OF DOLOMITE ON SOILS THAT HAD RECEIVED HEAVY APPLICATIONS OF POTASSIUM REFINERY DUST