Yields of winter cereals depending on forecrop and soil suitability complex
1995
Kus, J. | Siuta, A. (Institute of Science and Plant Cultivation, Pulawy (Poland). Dept. of Crop Rotation)
During 1989-92, the winter cereals: wheat, triticale, barley and rye were cultivated after-leguminous crops, oat and wheat or rye, on soil complexes 2.4 and 5. The highest yield of all cereal species were recorded after leguminous plants and the lowest after wheat and rye. The decline of the yield of rye and triticale grown after cereals was about 10%, but yield decrease of wheat and barley was almost 20%. Response of winter cereals on forecrop has increased according to deterioration soil condition. Independently on soil complex, winter triticale was the highest yielding cereal
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