Tkachuk S. Energy Saving and natural protecting fodder crop rotations on drained peat-soils in the Lisostep Zone of Ukraine

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0499U001487

Thesis Registration Form

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Applicant for

Specialization

  • 06.01.01 - Загальне землеробство

15-06-1999

Specialized Academic Board

Д.27.361.01

Essay

Fodder crop rotations. To improve the structure of farming of fodder crop rotations by means of extension of the sowing area of grasses and catch crops at the expense of the reduction of fields of tilled ones. Research methods - Research methods are generally accepted. Fodder crop rotation which maximally preserves the organic layer of peat bogs, decreases weediness of fields and harmfulness of click beetle by the anthropogenic method and assists environmental protection is improved and scientifically grounded. Fodder crop rotation which secures obtaining 85-90 hkg/ha of dry substance and lowering power imputs by 15-20 per cent is recommended for the production. The development is introduced in the Panfyly Experimental Station over an area 86 ha. Economic return makes up 312 hryvnias/ha of net profit. Agriculture

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