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This experiment was carried out to investigate the effect of liquid-pig-manure application method (Tr.1: surface appl. LPM 150%, Tr.2: surface appl. LPM 50% + LPM 50%, Tr.3: chemical fertilizer, Tr.4: soil injection LPM 150%, Tr.5: soil injection LPM 50% + surface appl. 50%, Tr.6: no fertilizer) and the economic efficiency of yield on forage crops cultivaion. In barley cultivation experiment, Tr.5 was found to be best, showing the yield of 1,462 kg 10a -1 , and followed by Tr.2(1,226 kg 10a -1 ), Tr.3(1,226 kg 10a -1 ), Tr.4(1,225 kg 10a -1 ) and Tr.1(1,209 kg 10a -1 ) in order. In maize cultivation experiment, Tr.4 was found to be best, showing the yield of 2,142 kg/10a, and followed by Tr.1(2,125 kg 10a -1 ), Tr.3(2,024 kg 10a -1 ), Tr.5(2,011 kg 10a -1 ) and Tr.2(1,925 kg 10a -1 ) in order. The income was showing 1,274,000 ~ 1,591,000 Won 10a -1 in barley, whereas 766,000-794,000 Won 10a -1 in maize. There was more economical efficiency in barley cultivation than maize cultivation. Rather than the LPM surface application, LPM soil injection was more effective.

The Yield and Economical Efficiency by Application Methods of Liquid Pig Manure on Forage Crops