- Uma trincheira é escavada usando pá, ou outro equipamento, até a profundidade de incubação desejada, por exemplo 40 ou 60 cm de profundidade. Pequenos buracos devem ser feitos lateralmente à trincheira para encaixar os sacos com resina no perfil de um solo não perturbado. Uma vez que a variação pode ser grande, usar pelo menos quatro repetições com sacos com resina por trincheira. A trincheira deve ser preenchida, retornando o solo, e identificada
- Os sacos com resina podem permanecer no solo por um período de vários meses, possivelmente até um ano, dependendo de quanto nitrato é esperado lixiviar.
- Ao final do período de incubação a trincheira é reaberta e os sacos de resina são removidos cuidadosamente.
- Alguns sacos de resina são guardados na geladeira como controles e posteriormente são tratados como os demais sacos.
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