Effectivity of soil tillage and sowing technologies of winter wheat

Lapinsh, D.; Berzinsh, A.; Gaile, Z; Korolova, E.; Sprincina, A. . Dept. of Soil Management

Effectivity of soil tillage and sowing technologies of winter wheat

2001

Lapinsh, D. | Berzinsh, A. | Gaile, Z | Korolova, E. | Sprincina, A. (Latvia University of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia). Dept. of Soil Management)

The efficacy of soil tillage and sowing technologies on the yield of winter wheat were studied on sod podzolic loam soils in the LUA Research and Study Farm (RSF) "Vecauce" during 1998 to 2000. Conventional early ploughing, late ploughing with soil pacomat and sowing without soil reversing were used as comparison variants of soil tillage for winter wheat. The use of soil pacomat and local mineral fertilizing increased the yield of winter wheat in the research conditions. Direct sowing and conservation soil tillage gave a decrease of cost per ha and provide the same level of yield achieved with classic soil tillage and sowing technologies

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Ключевые слова АГРОВОК

aradura cultivos de invierno culture d'hiver direct sowing labour latvia letonia lettonie ploughing rendement rendimiento semis direct siembra directa triticum winter crops yields

Библиографическая информация

Издатель

Tartumaa Ltd

Нумерация страниц

p. 88-93

Язык

Английский

Примечание

Summary (En)

5 ref., 7 tables

ISBN Международный стандартный книжный номер

9985-882-98-9

Тип

Summary

Источник

Proceedings of the International Conference, Estonian Agricultural University, Tartu (Estonia). Dept. of Field Crop Husbandry.- Tartu (Estonia): Tartumaa Ltd, Jun 2001.- ISBN 9985-882-98-9. 233 p.

Конференция

Conference on sustainable agriculture in Baltic States, Tartu (Estonia), 28-30 Jun 2001

В АГРИСе с: 2001-08-15

Формат: AGRIS AP

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