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Information × Registration Number 0221U100547, 0116U001095 , R & D reports Title To develop scientific and methodological basis of ecologically safe functioning agrophytocenoses on irrigated lands of of Southern Steppe in conditions of climate change popup.stage_title Head Kovalenko Anatolii M, Registration Date 07-01-2021 Organization The Institute of Irriiqated Aqriculture of the NAAS Ukraine popup.description2  At the time of sowing winter wheat, the most moisture accumulated in black steam, which amounted to 65.4 - 97.6 mm in a meter layer of soil in 2020 and 70.4-79.6 mm on average in 2016-2020, and after other predecessors - 43.1-57.8 and 25.1-45.0 mm, respectively. Plowing under all predecessors except black steam contributed to better use of moisture from the autumn-winter period. Precipitation was the worst used to replenish soil moisture during shallow tillage - by 26.9-39.4% in 2020 and by 8.5-18.2% on average over five years. In winter wheat crops during the autumn-winter period, the most moisture accumulated after sidereal steam - 22.4-35.6 mm, and the least - after black steam - 0.1-11.8 mm. After non-steam predecessors, the most moisture accumulated during deep tillage, and the least - during shallow tillage. The density of soil composition in the layer of 0-40 cm under winter crops is 1.27-1.31 g / cm3, and under spring slightly higher - 1.30-1.35 g / cm3. The yield of all crops was highest in the six-field crop rotation with black steam. Systematic plowing promotes the formation of higher yields compared to other tillage options. Product Description popup.authors Kovalenko Oleksii A Novokhyzhnii Mykola V Tymoshenko Hryhorii Z Shkoda Olena A popup.nrat_date 2021-03-17 Close
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Head: Kovalenko Anatolii M. To develop scientific and methodological basis of ecologically safe functioning agrophytocenoses on irrigated lands of of Southern Steppe in conditions of climate change. (popup.stage: ). The Institute of Irriiqated Aqriculture of the NAAS Ukraine. № 0221U100547
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