Winter rape yielding and production costs as affected by different cultivation technologies
2001
Dobek, T. (Akademia Rolnicza, Szczecin (Poland). Zaklad Uzytkowania Maszyn i Urzadzen Rolniczych) | Sarec, O. (Czeski Uniwersytet Rolniczy, Praha (Czech Republic). Katedra Uzytkowania Maszyn)
Five technologies of winter rape cultivation, different in seed bed preparation and sowing, were compared in respect of crop yields and production costs. Mean yields ranged from 3.65 t/ha for no-tillage method, to 4.02 t/ha for soil tillage without ploughing. In comparison to conventional technology (control) the yield increased by 8% at tillage without ploughing, while at no-tillage method it dropped by about 1.4%. The lowest costs (27.57% control) were connected with no-tillage technology, while the respective inputs at tillage without ploughing were 39.6%. In relation to conventional cultivation seed oil content was comparable, ranging from 97.58% at no-tillage, to 101.44% at tillage without ploughing
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