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Profit Analysis by Soil Carbon Sequestration with Different Composts and Cooperated with Biochar during Corn (Zea mays) Cultivation Periods in Sandy Loam Soil

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Table 2. Soil carbon fractions and total nitrogen contents of input materials.
Figure 1. Changes of TC contents with different application rates of biochar in the sandy loam soil applied during corn cul-tivation periods (AD; aerobic digestate, CC; cow compost, PC; pig compost)
Table 3. Carbon sequestration, CO2-e emission reduction and profit analysis with different composts and cooperated with biochar application in sandy loam soil during corn cultivation periods

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