Abstract:A 2-year field experiment was conducted to explore the effect of urease/nitrification inhibitor combined application of nitrogen fertilizers on ammonia emission reduction and nitrogen efficiency in maize cropping system in the black soil area. In this study two tillage modes and three types of nitrogen fertilizer were set up:strip tillage and conventional rotary tillage, conventional urea, urea with urease inhibitor and urea with nitrification inhibitor. The results showed that the yield and nitrogen use efficiency of the strip tillage were 8631 kg/ha and 33.4%, respectively, which were significantly lower than rotary tillage. The total ammonia volatilization in strip tillage was 20.6 kg/ha, which was significantly higher than that in the rotary tillage. The yield and nitrogen utilization efficiency of the urease/nitrification inhibitor combined application of nitrogen fertilizers were 10 737 kg/ha and 46.0%, respectively. Ammonia volatilization accumulation was 18.6 kg/ha, which was significantly lower than that of conventional urea(30.4 kg/ha). The type of inhibitor significantly affected the ammonia emission, that with urease inhibitor urea, which is significantly lower than that with nitrification inhibitor urea. In summary, under the same nitrogen input conditions, add urease/nitrification inhibitor urea can achieve the effect of increasing production, increasing efficiency and reducing ammonia emission in soil strip tillage and rotary tillage modes, and the addition of urease inhibitor urea has a better ammonia emission reduction effect.