In order to solve the problem of soil quality decline after long-term application of chemical fertilizer in seed maize field in inland irrigation area of Hexi province, Gansu Province. In baji Village, Ganjun town, Ganzhou District, Zhangye City, Gansu Province, the physicochemical properties, enzyme activities and heavy metal changes of hefei seedings maize field using agricultural wastes were studied for four consecutive years. The results showed that the hefei application ratio of agricultural waste group was 18.00t?hm-2 for crop straw, 36.00t?hm-2 for livestock manure, and 15.00t?hm-2 for waste residue. In the group of applying agricultural waste, the bulk density and pH value of seed maize decreased by 6.77% and 6.20% respectively after 4 years compared with that without fertilization. Total porosity, water-stable aggregates, total water holding capacity, EC value, soluble salt and CEC increased by 6.63%, 18.95%, 6.62%, 5.23%, 5.36% and 36.10%; The contents of organic matter, organic carbon, organic carbon density, alkali-hydrolyzable nitrogen, available phosphorus and available potassium increased by 23.72%, 24.10%, 15.48%, 28.44%, 49.92% and 27.97%; The activities of bacteria, actinomycetes, sucrase, urease, phosphatase and polyphenol oxidase increased by 38.20%, 86.60%, 63.46%, 38.89%, 61.48% and 58.82%; The contents of Hg, Cd, Cr, Pb and Zn increased by 21.74%, 30.00%, 24.49%, 27.55% and 31.81%. Agricultural waste group hefei use fixed number of year with seed corn field density and pH value were significantly negative correlation relationship between, and the aggregate total porosity, water stability, the soluble salt, CEC, EC value, the total water holding capacity, organic matter, organic carbon density, available NPK content, microorganism quantity, enzyme activity, were significantly positive correlation between heavy metal content. Although the heavy metal content in Hefei of agricultural waste group was higher than that without fertilization for four consecutive years, the heavy metal content in Hefei of agricultural waste group was less than the critical value of soil pollution, indicating that the heavy metal content in Hefei of agricultural waste group in the study area was low and did not cause risks to crops. |